Computer thread!!!

[kickinindian]

Grab the drivers I posted and make/DL a win 7 iso.

i have the bootcamp drivers ready for when windows is installed, just need to get windows on the drive first.

[R3Z3N]

What is the first problem you encounter w the install?

[kickinindian]

i get to boot menu my flash drive shows up as a UEFI Install USB, i click to boot from it, then the lines pop up like windows bios was trying to boot but just gets stuck with like an inch long black horizontal line on the top of the screen and just stops.

[Nesset]

Thought this was funny... Booted up the ol' iBook G4 and decided to see if the old Airport Extreme card was compatible with my new Asus router. None the less, browsing the 2002faq and R3Vlimited from bed, in 2004's premium operating system! hee hee

[R3Z3N]

i get to boot menu my flash drive shows up as a UEFI Install USB, i click to boot from it, then the lines pop up like windows bios was trying to boot but just gets stuck with like an inch long black horizontal line on the top of the screen and just stops.

I don't believe you loaded/created the iso correctly w/drivers.

[kickinindian]

Do I need to have the boot camp drivers on the usb that Windows is on?

[Massimo]

Finally got to upgrade to the NBN network here in Australia. Here is a before and after speed test results. Its so fast I don't know what to do with so much internet.





I downloaded an 8gb game in 15 minutes



Could probably host all of R3V at my joint.

[kickinindian]

dude....that upload speed though!

[Schnitzer318is]

Finally got to upgrade to the NBN network here in Australia. Here is a before and after speed test results. Its so fast I don't know what to do with so much internet.
I downloaded an 8gb game in 15 minutes

Could probably host all of R3V at my joint.

Nice upgrade! I bet you're loving it.

I got a nice bump as well earlier in the year when Time Warner decided to actually compete following the announcement that San Antonio was getting Google Fiber. Went from like 35Mb down/3.5Mb up to the results below.

[Wschnitz]

You should switch to google fiber anyway.

Them actually competing shows how true it really is that "network congestion" and things like that are BS.

[Schnitzer318is]

You should switch to google fiber anyway.

Them actually competing shows how true it really is that "network congestion" and things like that are BS.

Oh, I plan to. As soon as it's available in my area... I'm no longer paying any cable company any monies, ever again. All we have with them is ISP service right now as they are the fastest game in town. Read that: only game in town.

[kickinindian]

Oh, I plan to. As soon as it's available in my area... I'm no longer paying any cable company any monies, ever again. All we have with them is ISP service right now as they are the fastest game in town. Read that: only game in town.

is it northland cable? if so thats what we have as well, use as much privacy as you can they track all your browsing history. i was just browsing a torrent site for a movie i didnt end up even downloading (i use my VPN for that) and they sent me a warning that i downloaded particular movie (i didnt) and to erase it, and dont do that again. sketchy stuff....




also anyone else have any idea for the windows mac install for me?

[Massimo]

Nice upgrade! I bet you're loving it.

I got a nice bump as well earlier in the year when Time Warner decided to actually compete following the announcement that San Antonio was getting Google Fiber. Went from like 35Mb down/3.5Mb up to the results below.

Yeh it is amazing love watching them 4k movies with no lag.

What is the deal wit your 27ms response time. That sucks though only if you are gaming.

[Schnitzer318is]

Yeh it is amazing love watching them 4k movies with no lag.

What is the deal wit your 27ms response time. That sucks though only if you are gaming.

Not sure what it is... maybe that server? Just ran it again on another server and it was 21ms.

Some of it could be my home network's infrastructure maybe? I have a lot of cat 5e running between all the computers into a switch (24 port, 21 populated), then a router, and then finally the cable modem. Maybe that has something to do with it? I wouldn't think so... but I am no networking expert either.

[kickinindian]

okay so said fuck it and installed win7 x64 through bootcamp. is it possible after that is all squared away to format the OSX partition and have the full hard drive for windows use? its only a 60gb macbook air so need as much space as possible.