ARTICLE: Unattended Windows XP Installation
ARTICLE: You and Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)
REVIEW: Crumpler "Whickey and Cox" Notebook Backpack
REVIEW: Zalman ZM-MFC2 Multi Fan Controller
ARTICLE: ACPI Uniprocessor to Multiprocessor HAL Upgrade
HOW-TO: Add SWAP Space (Solaris)
Although it rarely happens, sometimes a Solaris system would badly need more swap. But without a free device to use as swap, a file can be created instead to serve as additional swap space.This happens due to several reasons, but one most popular cause is the filling up of /tmp. The /tmp directory is allocated from the system's swap resources. This...
ARTICLE: Slipstreaming Windows XP Service Pack 3
ARTICLE: Limited Browsing (Internet Explorer Lockdown)
HOW-TO: Enable AHCI on Intel Chipsets
ARTICLE: Windows XP on Your Brand New Laptop?
Is Windows Vista installed in your brand new laptop? If you hate the experience and you are interested in installing Windows XP, you have come to the right site for the instructions on how to get Windows XP installed instead.Most OEM laptop makers provide the option to downgrade your laptop to Windows XP so obtain the media from them if they provide...
REVIEW: G.Skill F2-8000CL5D-4GBPQ DDR2 Dual Channel Kit
TWEAK: Firefox Cache Tweaks (Move Cache, etc)
One of the many tweaks that can be done to make firefox faster is to move its cache to a faster, larger disk. This set-up can also affect the defragmentation level of the operating system disk, thereby improving performance.I have noticed this in my PC. Moving firefox cache to a different slice or partition performance has vastly improved as the partition...
HOW-TO: Add SWAP space from a file (Linux)
It may often be necessary to add swap space to an existing Linux machine as the application or service hosted demands additional space.Swap in Linux is an entirely different beast from the /tmp. While Solaris or SunOS treats /tmp and swap as one. Adding swap can be done in two ways: [1] adding swap from a free partition; or [2] adding swap from a file....