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Well, I can't find a link or address anywhere. Any idea?

Try turning on its DHCP server to a range of ports not covered by your wireless router. I had to this with my wireless bridge from TPLink (Took me about 3 weeks of on and off of fiddling to get it to work).

I have done it on a 1.8 GHz P4 and it ran fine.

I had all the ports of my PowerBook 150 (SCSI Ethernet, Localtalk to PB 180 and Power). I also had all the ports on my Acer Aspire One filled (Power, VGA, Ethernet, USB DVD-ROM, iPod Nano 1G, Wireless Mouse, Earbuds and a Mic.

Seems a bit much... Well, it IS an Apple store.

Could the power supply be bad it seems like that it needed a jump start to get going.

Nah, Just some random IBM keyboard.

While I was getting my stuff that I was going to sell with my spare P4 machine checked out at the register, something got my attention. It was a box of 3 full games for DOS... I got it for $5. The games included were Terminal Velocity, Rise of the Triad and Black Night. Not bad. Picture taken...

I am having some trouble with TFC and HL1, They work if I set them on software rendering, though the FPS is very low in anything else...

Having a computer that could turn of from a battery, a sturdy screen hinges and can run modern software is a dream. It is amazing how much I was missing out with a PowerBook 150 as a portable computer!

Couldn't get on at all last night and a bit of the day yesterday, though it is back to normal right now...

The acer aspire one is not made by acer, so it can be considered safe and sturdy. There is some crapware on it, though I have found and mirrored an image of Windows XP Home with the drivers needed for the computer to run and use all the functions slipstreamed in. If you want the link you can PM...

Yes, by any chance have you gotten an extended battery? I am looking at a 6600 mAh or a 7800 mAh battery and am worried about having a battery that is too thick. I can't seem to find any side views of the computer with batteries attached to them. I found a great battery program that will work...

Thanks John! This is very handy!

I suppose if the programs are written for PowerPC, they should be able to run. As for the pricing of the computer, it isn't bad. They are quite capable and the DV version, IIRC, has a Firewire and VGA port.

Thanks mom and dad! I think they thought it was time that I got a portable computer that wasn't outpaced by a graphing calculator, then there is the fact that it doesn't look too good in public... Well, this nifty blue computer is certainly VERY handy even though the battery is a little small...

I can host it if needed, I have some webspace on a friend's server and I get a good amount of space and bandwidth (Can't remember the exact numbers right now). Just fire me a PM if interested.

Whoever is about to head to the coffee shop: Spend that few bucks donating instead!

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System switcher? I think I used that one a while ago and it did that, Minus the partitions.