jozzas

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Software Engineer living in Brisbane. Likes Python, working with data.

	345 reputation	bio	website	jozzas.wikispaces.com	visits	member for	2 years, 6 months
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Apr 24	comment	What would cause SSD to become not detectable? Cool, sounds like something else then. Do you know the last time the umounting/remounting thing happened? Or does it happen all the time? You'll need to look at the system logs to hopefully find something related. If you do a `tail -n 100 /var/log/syslog`, can you post it on pastebin.com and link to it here?
Apr 24	comment	What would cause SSD to become not detectable? In your BIOS somewhere (hit Delete or F1 or F10 on boot, it should say which button to "Enter Setup") it should list all of the SATA ports and what is connected to each of them, but where this screen is varies depending on your motherboard. It doesn't really matter which SATA port the SSD is connected to. For most people it's SATA0 or 1, and a DVD drive is the other one.
Apr 24	comment	What would cause SSD to become not detectable? What is the BIOS setting for that SATA port? ATA or AHCI or auto or something else? I've had problems in the past when it was set to ATA or auto.
Apr 9	awarded	Popular Question
Feb 27	comment	Set up a Serial-to-Ethernet Converter With a Virtual Serial Port Accepted as I don't think there is any other solution. As stated in another comment, the telnet interface for this device was a configuration interface only - there did not seem to be any way to get the telnet session to forward serial data. The device looks like it needs a kernel driver (or a lot of reverse engineering) to operate and none exists.
Feb 27	accepted	Set up a Serial-to-Ethernet Converter With a Virtual Serial Port
Feb 27	comment	Set up a Serial-to-Ethernet Converter With a Virtual Serial Port The telnet interface was a configuration interface only, it did not allow for passing of serial communications.
Feb 26	revised	How to connect to a wireless network that has a two word name with a space? Added actual answer
Nov 29	awarded	Yearling
Nov 28	comment	Set up a Serial-to-Ethernet Converter With a Virtual Serial Port That was a typo. Fixed now. I came to the conclusion that this device requires a kernel driver (that doesn't exist), so I ended up getting another device - a Moxa Nport 5250A Serial Device Server, which has drivers for 2.4-2.6 kernels. It seems to be working well. I'm sure the original 3one data device would have worked if they actually wrote a driver for it.
Nov 28	revised	Set up a Serial-to-Ethernet Converter With a Virtual Serial Port typo
Aug 12	comment	Anyone get sound working on a HP 8540p? Have you tried running `alsamixer` from a terminal session and seeing if any of the sliders there are muted? (MM instead of a number at the bottom of a control)
Aug 4	answered	Is there a way to install Nokia PC Suite onto my netbook?
Jul 6	awarded	Critic
Jun 30	comment	How to connect to a wireless network that has a two word name with a space? did James' suggestion in the comment to my answer help?
Jun 28	comment	How to connect to a wireless network that has a two word name with a space? @grinan James makes a good point, are you sure your network is using WEP? If not, try the wpa commands he listed.
Jun 28	answered	How to connect to a wireless network that has a two word name with a space?
Jun 27	answered	ATI X 1270 on Packard Bell Dot ma netbook
Jun 21	comment	Download selected packages to a local repository You want to install them?
Jun 21	comment	ImportError: No module named gtk No worries, consider adding what you did as an answer in case other people come across the same problem as you.