gthicjohn

Thank you! That is what I thought, but I just needed confirmation.

I am currently trying to upgrade the BIOS on my Dell Mini 9 which is an incredible pain in the butt considering I am not running windows. It currently is running BIOS V.A00 and I am looking to upgrade to A07. If I upgrade to A07 will it still get all of the patches from the previous updates or should I flash each update up to A07?

In order to build a render farm this guy Helmer used Fedora 8. Most of the examples I have seen of clusters and Beowulf systems have been with several identical systems using several KVM switches. This might help also answer some of your questions Linuxclusters.com. Hope this helps a little.

Thanks for the response! I did check the voltages in the BIOS before and they all have been normal. I never overclocked the machine because I didn't feel like it at the time, so it couldn't have worn out due to intentional raised voltages.

That is very cool good sir! I have played around with DD-WRT and find it very useful. Did you make an instructable or something along those lines to show the steps in your process of making this extraordinary project?

I have an ASUS M3A78-EM motherboard which I got 2-3 years ago. It recently fried its 4 or 5th stick of RAM, by fried I mean I get BSODs with the memory error. When I have check the sticks in other systems the same error occurs. The brands have been Samsung, Kingston and Gskill, they all have been in both channels. After this past stick was fried I figured I would do a major upgrade so I would just like to know what could cause this as a learning experience.

From my experiences it starts you off at a safe house or faction base you have liberated that is closest to the saved area. In the start of the game it always brings you back to that gamblers house who you rescue from the Panuan casino high rise. Later in the game as you take over bases then get 100% complete them you can start at them when you save close by.