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Here comes mine. The wallpaper is for Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas

I think it's still SuSE who makes it, but on newer boxes there's the Novell logo on it, so I'd say Novell Linux.

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There's one way: Buy more RAM. At least 1 GB. Then you should be fine.

Source: CodeWeavers press release http://www.codeweavers.com/about/general/press/?id=20050622

Seems as if someone tried to access your system. 197.x.x.x doesn't look like a local adress.

=============== THE COOLEST WIDGET EVER!! :D :D :D

iRiver H320 - with 20 Gig. No, it doesn't work with iTunes. But I don't need that. I have my collection in iTunes, I just copied the contents of the iTunes folder in my Music folder to the device via drag and drop. Works fine like that. The device can read the ID Tags of the files...

Better than the iPod and cheaper. Built in radio and microfone, the device can rip in mp3 from the radio with live-encoding, and the mike records in mp3. it has a full color display, so I can put pictures on. I can connect a digital camera to the device without the PC in between, or I can...

The domain name mentions DivX. Not all DVD players can play DivX format files.

For the iPod-Halo-Effect: I already sold my iPod and now have an iRiver.

I'm not so impressed.... The tower is a Powermac tower all right, but the inside looks just.........let's say, unusual. Have seen other pics of the dev kit before, wasn't too impressed either.

What I meant is that it takes I'd say about 10 seconds to format a volume of 20 Gig. So 3 seconds is I think a bit too fast. Here's one of those tools I am talking about. This one's called iPod browser. It's free and it allows you to browse the iPod contents and then copy it back to a...

The filesystem on the iPod is HFS when it's connected to a Mac. So with the mkfs command, an empty 20 GB filesystem can be written quite quickly. But three seconds looks a bit too fast to me. There are some tools out to explore the contents of the iPod. Try one of those and see if the music...

Here's some more detailed information. There have been viruses on Unix, however, due to the restrictions, viruses on Unix are far less possible. http://cybersoft.com/whitepapers/papers/print/networks_print.html http://cybersoft.com/whitepapers/papers/plausibility.shtml

If you re-formatted the iPod, then yes, all songs are indeed gone for good. If not, there might be a chance with some tools out there that allow you to browse the content of the iPod, and copy the songs back from the iPod to the Mac. If the songs are lost, that's really bad and sorry to hear...

When XP has the Firewall in the Network Settings enabled, you cannot access that box with a Mac or from Samba. Tried that several times, it just doesn't work. If so, try to deactivate the Firewall first in Windows, if there's another Firewall installed deactivate that one too and see if you can...

Read this: http://www.appleinsider.com/article.php?id=1143 :eek:

Buy a tape adapter. You put the tape-like part into the tape player of the car. From that part there's a cable with a cinch connector, which fits into the iPod, iBook or any other device which has a headphone plug.

Got myself now an iRiver H320 - 20 Gig drive, LCD Color display, ability to display photos, built-in FM radio, ability to connect to a digital camera directly without the PC in between, voice recorder that records in MP3, also it can record from the radio in MP3, 16 hour battery life, firmware...