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Buying advice wanted: Quad 1Gbit SFP NIC PCIe

Hello For setting up a BGP router i d like to use a NIC which gives some flexibility my wishes are: Quad or more PCIe bus as preference SFP based with or whitout SFP modules good performance and stability preferred supported by standard driver in kernel and like to know the cost i ve have a look at: PEG4SFPi6 and Niagara 4NE 76 4SFP Both intel 82576 based but i m

x oscope tutorial and parts

On Sun 15 Nov 2009 02:10:58 0000 acottag rearranged some electrons to say: > On Sat 07 Nov 2009 01:09:26 0000 Leon Whyte wrote: > >> Baho Utot wrote: >>> david wrote: >>> >>>> On Fri 06 Nov 2009 11:57:31 0000 acottag rearranged some electrons >>>> to say: >>>> >>>>> Hello >>>>> >>>>> Does anyone knows if there is a tutorial for x oscope using and >>>>> necessary add

keyboards

Thad Floryan wrote: > There are only two choices available on the market today: > > > and > [SpaceSaver] > > I opted for the SpaceSaver best keyboard I ve had the pleasure to > use in over 25 years and I ve been using keyboards since the 1950s > > You can see my SpaceSaver h

Embest Industrial arm developmen board on ATMEL 9263

The SBC6300X supports extended temperature operation and comes pre loded with a Linux 2 6 based kernel YAFFS filesystem and Wince6 0 BSP The SBC6300X uses Atmel s interesting AT91SAM9263 The AT91SAM9263 microcontroller based system on chip embeds a 200 MIPS ARM926EJ S based processor The AT91SAM9263 employs 27 DMA channels including Atmel s 20 channel peripheral DMA controller PDC

Linux md driver source

On Mon 09 Nov 2009 18:28:47 0500 Judy Brock wrote: > Is the source code for the Linux md driver ie Software RAID open > source and if so where exactly is it what URL ? Install the kernel source for your distro then look at usr src linux 2 6 31 5 1mnb drivers md md c replacing the linux version number as appropriate Regards Dave Hodgins Chang

Barracuda ST31000528AS problem

Wanna Be Sys Admin wrote: > FYI my WD failures were probably from 2000 to 2005 6 I ve > not tried any for at least 2 or 3 years now That should be when the failures happened I had good luck with WD s until about 2000 or so so the 90s were actually good to me and WD I ve never had a good year or good luck with Maxtor no matter what year it was I ve had both good and bad lu

HOW2 render text ?

On Tue 20 Oct 2009 15:35:12 0000 no top post wrote: > I was wondering if these cheap digital photo displays could render text > cost effectively and I realised that I don t really know how text is > rendered on an LCD display > Render the text to a jpg and send it to the device as a picture

Hauppauge HVR 2250 in Suse 11 1?

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SBC based on Atmel AT91SAM9261S

The SBC9261 I supports extended temperature operation and comes pre loded with a Linux 2 6 based kernel YAFFS filesystem and Wince6 0 BSP The SBC9261 I uses Atmel s interesting AT91SAM9261 the AT91SAM9261 uses ARM s ARM926EJ S core clocked at 200MHz with 16KB each of instruction and data cache It also boasts 16KB of on chip SRAM and 32KB of flash and offers an external bus interface

advent 7088 screen problem

I bought a advent 7088 in kit form and rebuilt it but i cannot get the screen backlight to work I have replaced the screen inverter cables backlight bulb and I have updated the ati video driver can anyone help me what turns on the backlight mike

raw file access for a usb attached digital memory card

On Thu 09 Aug 2007 22:31:09 0000 Jack Snodgrass wrote: > > My Compact Flash Didgital Memory card appears to have bit the > dust There are some pics on it vacation that I d really > like to get off of it > > I ve tried to > dd if= dev sda of=outfile bs=2048k > and I get some data but it s not what I m hoping expecting > to get My log shows: add conv=noerror

Setup pcmcia card as 10baseT

> Chances are good that it s dead > > Go to your local recycler and get another one for US 5 If you don t > have a recycler start one : Thanks Yan for confirming Before you did I communicated with the guy who sold it to me and the reply was something like Return it [here] please It was bought on ebay so i guess the honor of the vendor was at cause happily f

MemoryStick support

On Thu 09 Aug 2007 01:31:34 0700 hyc wrote: > I ve got an Asus M6Ne currently running kernel 2 6 22 1 I ve been using > the sdricoh_cs driver to access SD cards on the built in Ricoh card > reader But it doesn t seem to do anything for MemoryStick cards What > driver is needed to access MemorySticks? This is an early development driver and while it s remarkable that it works f

Buffalo USB 2 0 External Drives

On 2007 08 09 Ogre wrote: >>> I nuked the existing partition table and divided into one NTFS >>> partition and one ext2 partition half the drive for each FYI I used >>> windows XP to redo the partition table leaving half the drive unused >>> then moved it to my linux box to create the ext2 partition > >> Exactly the safest way to do it I d have use FAT fo

Convert Old PC to Linux Minimal Requirements???

On 2007 08 09 Floyd L Davidson wrote: >>>>>or from an IDE drive any larger than 40Gb >>>> >>>>IME if boot is on its own partition located somewhere in the first 1024 >>>>cylinders you should be able to boot nearly any drive I ve not yet tried >>>>booting an LBA48 hard drive on older hardware but I ve had Linux booting >>>>without a drive overlay on drive moth

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