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alexcombs1@gmail.com wrote: > Well, the same can be said of an Apache/Php/mySQL install. There's > quite a few installers that will do it all pretty easily. I think I'm the PHP coder Carl was talking about... Think of Run BASIC as self-contained LAMP stack, but instead of LAMP it's WSSB: Windows, Seaside, SQLite, Basic. Speaking from my own observations as a PHP/Perl coder, with some     

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Author: Andrew Burton
Date: Jan 7, 2008 11:32

kony wrote: Just keep in mind that depending on how old, how many running hours it saw (and how high quality in the first place), it may be old enough to suffer from capacitor rot. Hmm. Thanks for the heads up. I know it's probably six or seven years old, but it hasn't been turned on in two or three years, so I might be able to get a few years from it. Does anyone still make AT
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Paul wrote: > (For an AT supply, there is > no soft power feature. It is either on or off.) Thanks for pointing out/reminding me/informing me of that fact. I dug out an old AT PSU (power supply unit?) that works great. I should be able to use it and a couple of IDE-to-USB adapters to pull this off... Right now I have a pair of external drive enclosures plugged into a power strip that     

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Author: Andrew Burton
Date: Sep 1, 2007 21:23

Is it possible to use a computer (AT or ATX) power supply to power several external drives without using motherboard? Rather, how do you get a power supply to turn on without having it connected to the motherboard? Is there a standard to do this, or does it vary from supply-to-supply? I'd love to be able to use one of my spare power supplies to build a homebrew "Drobo", but I'm not sure
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A friend of mine just got a Dimension 9100. He was setting Windows up, it asked for him to plug in his DSL modem, he did, it crashed, and now it won't reboot. It keeps locking up at the BIOS screen; the status bar gets about a 5th of the way through and freezes. I had an Optiplex that did this once, and all I knew to do after some research was to salvage what hardware I could and get     

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Author: Andrew Burton
Date: Sep 1, 2007 16:48

Tony Grue [MSFT] wrote: I think it's 200mhz, but regardless it's an ARM processor which is what you'll want to compile for. Most windows mobile devices on the market now are ARM. Really?! I'm surprised, as several ARM-based CAB files I've tried to install (to name one: the Embedded Visual Basic Run-time) have all failed. I'll give it another try, though. Thanks. -- Andrew
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I'm having a dickens of a time finding this, what kind of processor does the T-Mobile Dash have? I mean, I've found that it's an 800Mhz OMAP processor, and I believe that's by Texas Instruments. However, when setting the compiler to a processor type, what should I choose if OMAP isn't in my list? -- Andrew Burton tuglyraisin@aol.com http://utilitarian.us - A Guide to Esoteric Technology     

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Date: Sep 1, 2007 16:45

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Date: Sep 1, 2007 02:20

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Date: May 17, 2007 14:02

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Date: Mar 3, 2007 19:40

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Author: Andrew Burton
Date: Mar 2, 2007 13:19

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Date: Jan 4, 2007 16:35

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