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problems with Abit be6-2 and FCPGA

Sorry to bring this up again, but I am having this same problem. I have the same motherboard, a GeForce II MX, and 128 MB PC133 Micron. The setup intermittently will not POST. When it does POST, it works like a champ. Anyone else have or heard of this problem?
- Simulacrum
- Post #19
- Nov 22, 2000
- Forum: Computer Building
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Does anybody use netscape anymore??

hymy - As stated before, Outlook Express has the abilities for identities since version 5 which, if you have the need, can be much more powerful. You can have multiple mail accounts per identity, multiple mail servers, etc. Also, IE does conform to standards, but it also allows sloppy code...
- Simulacrum
- Post #25
- Jul 17, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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Please read

Virge - It's dissapointing to see that immediately after Moose discusses blocksize, you are configured to the smallest block, not even default. To top it off, you advertise it, which other people are copying. Please, people, give Dnet a hand and up your blocksize. Very few of us are running...
- Simulacrum
- Post #15
- Jul 16, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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What is cable decoder / converters / descrambler?

If you have a cable ready TV, you most likely don't need a descrambler, unless you want premium channels (HBO, TMC, etc), or PPV. You cable company can tell you exactly what you need one for. What state are you in? If you do need a descrambler because of premium channels or PPV, the box is...
- Simulacrum
- Post #2
- Jul 11, 2000
- Forum: Computer Building
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Now if we could just assimilate this little beast...

Previously, dnet had the fastest combined "computer" on the planet, with a speed of over 10 Teraflops/sec. Today's average speed was just 12.4 Teraflops/sec. ASCI White is going to do 12.3 Teraflops/sec. Dnet may not have the fastest computer for much longer, considering IBM plans on...
- Simulacrum
- Post #4
- Jul 10, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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DNet(Bovine) is making a request

For fragmentation, couldn't they use a new keyspace and only break it up into 2^33 blocks, and use the fragmented keyspace for smaller blocks breaking them into the requested sizes? That would make the most sense to me at least. You would be using a large keyspace only for 2^33 blocks, and the...
- Simulacrum
- Post #14
- Jul 6, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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The Phantom Flusher stats thread.

I wonder how many people receive blocks from PhF and just don't realize it. Does the PhF always flush a lot, or on some account only flush lightly? Also, is he only flushing to big team members like TA and DPC, or others as well? I've been participating in RC5 for several years, am not a...
- Simulacrum
- Post #130
- Jun 26, 2000
- Forum: Distributed Computing

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problems with Abit be6-2 and FCPGA

Does anybody use netscape anymore??

Please read

What is cable decoder / converters / descrambler?

Now if we could just assimilate this little beast...

DNet(Bovine) is making a request

The Phantom Flusher stats thread.