Rob
I tried putting 8.04.2 on a 2gb Kingston DataTraveller (less than £3
from E-buyer - but not worth buying on their own due to the cost of
delivery) and it didn't work. The boot failed. However 8.10 is fine.
Tony
On 28 Feb 2009 at 18:27, Rob Beard wrote:
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> Ken Robson wrote:
> > And Pou
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Ken Robson wrote:
> And Poundland have Pqi 1Gb mini usb (they are fingernail sized) sticks
> for sale, these make an ideal emergency Linux to carry around.
> Just confirmed that the Pqi boots fine with Knoppix on it and you have
> 380Mb free for your
Hi folks,
I wasn't sure if anyone had posted before about using the Vodafone USB
3G modem on Ubuntu 8.10 but I thought I'd post my findings.
I picked one up today from the local Vodafone store. The one I got was
the £39 USB pen drive size dongle. It came pre-loaded with 1GB
allowance (worth
Ken Robson wrote:
> And Poundland have Pqi 1Gb mini usb (they are fingernail sized) sticks
> for sale, these make an ideal emergency Linux to carry around.
> Just confirmed that the Pqi boots fine with Knoppix on it and you have
> 380Mb free for your apps/data.
>
> I was going to use the usb stic
Paul Sladen wrote:
> On Sat, 28 Feb 2009, Ken Robson wrote:
>> And Poundland have Pqi 1Gb mini usb sticks
>
> For only a Pound?
>
> -Paul
Looks like I am getting myself to Poundland later, thanks =)
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On Sat, 28 Feb 2009, Ken Robson wrote:
> And Poundland have Pqi 1Gb mini usb sticks
For only a Pound?
-Paul
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And Poundland have Pqi 1Gb mini usb (they are fingernail sized) sticks
for sale, these make an ideal emergency Linux to carry around.
Just confirmed that the Pqi boots fine with Knoppix on it and you have
380Mb free for your apps/data.
I was going to use the usb stick for my car mp3 player, but
2009/2/28 James - SJ Computers :
> SJ Computers is offering the next £5000 worth of sales at trade price,
> that’s right we don’t make a penny!
>
Please don't spam the list with marketing mail.
Thanks,
Al.
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Hi All,
SJ Computers is offering the next £5000 worth of sales at trade price,
thats right we dont make a penny!
If you require any IT products, whether it be: Laptops, Netbooks, Desktops,
Networking Hardware, iPods, Software, PC Components, Internal/External Hard
Drives, etc. just drop m
Regret I cant support Linksys, mine failed twice after power surges on a
protected mains feed, loosing all of the settings, I gave up in the end.
However the "free" pcmcia wireless card provided with the modem/router works ok
with any notebook!
A modem/router should not be more than £40-00, at
I'll second Linksys, I've got an old Wireless-B machine and it's served me well
for many years.
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Linksys has never failed me yet (using one for 2 years now, and before
that, another Linksys that is still going strong after 4 years).
Belkin and Netgear have always failed on me after a year or so.
I have the Linksys WRT54GL. Use WEP encryption.
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On 27/02/2009 22:13, London School of Puppetry wrote:
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> Hi there, When I am working at a colleague's house, I use my laptop
> and her wireless connection- it was BT and the connection was
> unreliable for her desk-top and I could not get a connection at all. I
> now have a new lap-top and coi
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