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08 January 2002, 04:18 PM
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Location: Leeds - It was 562.4bhp@28psi on Optimax, How much closer to 600 with race fuel and a bigger turbo?
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where did I get a job in leeds??
I used to work for www.catsconsulting.com before they went downhill in my opinon...
now work for Ventura
David
[Edited by David_Wallis - 8/1/2002 4:18:46 PM]
I used to work for www.catsconsulting.com before they went downhill in my opinon...
now work for Ventura
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08 January 2002, 06:54 PM
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Fraid I'm pure Cisco 
- as to the switch - tell me your budget 
Would typically recommend Cat 6509s in the comms rooms. Prob Cat 4003/6 for larger floors - 2900 if theres < 20 ports.
But given a chance and I'll spend as much as possible (for future proofing)
Edit: Current Job is more routing. Prev Job involved plenty of building infrastructures.
Deano
[Edited by dsmith - 8/1/2002 6:54:29 PM]
- as to the switch - tell me your budget Would typically recommend Cat 6509s in the comms rooms. Prob Cat 4003/6 for larger floors - 2900 if theres < 20 ports.
But given a chance and I'll spend as much as possible (for future proofing
)Edit: Current Job is more routing. Prev Job involved plenty of building infrastructures.
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01 August 2002, 03:07 PM
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I came to theses boards thinking they'd be a better set of people less clowns and people that can actually help
Obviously I was wrong theres juvenile ****** on every forum
Pissed off Si
Obviously I was wrong theres juvenile ****** on every forum
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01 August 2002, 03:11 PM
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01 August 2002, 03:18 PM
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The reason you're still here is we do help. The level of expertise that can be gleaned from this board is (pleasantly) surprising. However most of us are doing it to earn our living and help on here 'cos it breaks the tedium of the day up. It can be frustrating for people to feel they are explaining the same hings over and over and over again - We're techys - not trainers.
The other thing that relieves the boredom is taking the ****...and lets face it, more than once you set yourself up for it in new ways we can only marvel at
The reason you're still here is we do help. The level of expertise that can be gleaned from this board is (pleasantly) surprising. However most of us are doing it to earn our living and help on here 'cos it breaks the tedium of the day up. It can be frustrating for people to feel they are explaining the same hings over and over and over again - We're techys - not trainers.
The other thing that relieves the boredom is taking the ****...and lets face it, more than once you set yourself up for it in new ways we can only marvel at
01 August 2002, 03:19 PM
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someone should kick the muppet of the board- if he cant post in his own name and all he is doing is coming on here to take the mick is he really wanted?
super-si, ignore him there are idiots hidding everywhere.
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super-si, ignore him there are idiots hidding everywhere.
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01 August 2002, 03:22 PM
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cheers Sti,
Im just sorry i was born a computer gimp.
I havent really asked daft questions they being seriously questions that ive tried to figure out and failed doing so.
Like at the moment im buggerd with linux as it wont boot from the mobo, So ill solve it tonight
Si
Im just sorry i was born a computer gimp.
I havent really asked daft questions they being seriously questions that ive tried to figure out and failed doing so.
Like at the moment im buggerd with linux as it wont boot from the mobo, So ill solve it tonight
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01 August 2002, 03:25 PM
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no worries mate, there some muppets on here, one day im gonna put all my posts together and compile a list of some of the stupid response they have got form idiots on here- it would make interesting reading and make some ppl look very cruel.
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01 August 2002, 03:48 PM
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si you dont learn owt if you dont ask questions...
i'd be flattered if someone signed on as dumb_david..
Im asking for it really arent I
It is funny though when you say... might try linux... then post asking how to install it!
David
i'd be flattered if someone signed on as dumb_david..
Im asking for it really arent I It is funny though when you say... might try linux... then post asking how to install it!
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01 August 2002, 03:53 PM
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only because ive literally being brought up in a windows environment my 1st pc was a P100 with Win95 never used dos ever till i started messening things up.
As for linux, it doesnt use .exes so im stumpted at the moment.
has autorun but doesnt want to boot off the mobo
As for linux, it doesnt use .exes so im stumpted at the moment.
has autorun but doesnt want to boot off the mobo
01 August 2002, 03:55 PM
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what ver is it? I used redhat and when I burnt the iso 2 cd it didnt work, when I did it with nero it did... (just wouldnt boot..)
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01 August 2002, 03:57 PM
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Version 7.3 Red hat off http://www.linuxiso.org
It just wouldnt boot off the CD ROM. Can i boot it off windows?
The 8gb ive got partitioned off is also unformatted but im guessing the install will sort that
It just wouldnt boot off the CD ROM. Can i boot it off windows?
The 8gb ive got partitioned off is also unformatted but im guessing the install will sort that
01 August 2002, 04:02 PM
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no because ill just get abuse as usual
just wait for Trotty to get on MSN or send hard drive down 2morrow
Out of interest where did you find a job in leeds?
Si
just wait for Trotty to get on MSN or send hard drive down 2morrow
Out of interest where did you find a job in leeds?
Si
01 August 2002, 04:11 PM
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I just nabbed the most recent Redhat ISO from www.mirror.ac.uk and burned it with easy cd creator. Turned on pc, went into bios to check boot from cd was highest priority. bunged cd in drive and away it goes, 'nice' easy gui install for n00bs
p.s. UseFreeBSD
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01 August 2002, 04:16 PM
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david, one of my mate had the same problem with redhat 7.3 iso image. i think he went to another FTP site and downloaded it and it was fine.
si, the way to learn is RTFM and STFW. in short, lots of reading and do your research on the web. the internet is a wonderful place to be and you got the advantage. when i started computer, it was all command line and there's no luxury of the internet to help me out.
life is cruel, life is hard, you will learn it either way. if you want respect, you got to earn it. dont post useless stuff like a dot! people in this forum will help you but you need to give as much information as possible.
si, the way to learn is RTFM and STFW. in short, lots of reading and do your research on the web. the internet is a wonderful place to be and you got the advantage. when i started computer, it was all command line and there's no luxury of the internet to help me out.
life is cruel, life is hard, you will learn it either way. if you want respect, you got to earn it. dont post useless stuff like a dot! people in this forum will help you but you need to give as much information as possible.
01 August 2002, 04:18 PM
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Uhm, it's like just a few clicks from the front page, but: http://www.mirror.ac.uk/sites/ftp.re...3/en/iso/i386/ There's 3 ISOs, not sure which ones you need these days to install it (yes redhat is that bloated!), but at least the first two iirc.