Default vBulletin theme is very outdated and boring.

Edit: What I meant was that it's been the default theme in vBulletin for many many years now, and it's about time they update it. The vBulletin makers, not the LFS devs.

Last edited by arco, Sat, 2 May 2009 15:50.

DFGT = Logitech Driving Force GT

Made for the Playstation 3, but works perfectly on the PC too after they made drivers for it.

Ah ok, I see. Thanks anyway for the reply.

Is it possible to choose what penalty to give for false starts? Did a quick search on it, but couldn't find any info.

On PC2, do you have "Client for Microsoft Networks" and "File and Printer Sharing..." added to the network card?

http://compnetworking.about.co ... rkin1/ht/client4msnet.htm

You can't upgrade via Windows Update. You need to download the ISO and burn it, and then perform the upgrade.

Well, for anyone interested, Windows 7 Release Candidate just leaked to the net a few hours ago. Both 32 and 64-bits versions.

http://www.neowin.net/news/mai ... ows-7-rc-build-7100-leaks

Quote from migf1 :

Same here. It could be that we are both old farts, buddy

You're probably speaking the truth there mate. Old farts we are indeeed.

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Glad to see you re-uploading some of your older wr's and a few new ones.

Yeah, I thought I should keep arrechee occupied while Andy laps his way back to the top. Somehow arrechee finds my wr's quite attractive.

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As for myself, I've retired from LFS's action (or taking a... long sabbatical, I'm not sure ). I kinda got fed up with it (the fictional tracks mostly).

Yeah same here, sorta. I've never been the most active online, but the last month and a half I think I've only been online 2-3 times.

Anyway, well done arreche. Now join some big leagues and really pwn.

here

Well, I don't know how some people can adapt to new combos so quickly. That's kinda impressive to me. I can be reasonable quick myself, but usually I need a lot of laps before getting there. And if I don't drive the combo for a couple of days, it's like learning to walk again.

Yeah, the idea is good and works well on small and closed forums, but like what happened here, not so good on big forums.

http://www.setupgrid.net/1/setup/hotlap/get/FXR@AS2r

Not optimized for patch Z though, but should work.

What bios version has it? With 0603 there's a fix for system freeze when using certain memory modules. Latest bios though, is 0801.

http://support.asus.com/downlo ... os=25&SLanguage=en-us

Oh! LOL! Never mind then.

Hmm, isn't that BadRKDemo thing you have in the service list a rootkit?

Hmm, I've never heard that some of us has done something like that.

Quote from Worm :

Cya.

I hope you're not going away forever, like biggie.

Hmm, you're pretty much into territory I've not been in, as I've not dealt with wifi on pfsense. At work we have the following setup:

ISP<--->ADSL modem<--->pfSense<--->Switch<--->Workstations

ADSL modem is configured in bridged mode so it only passes traffic through, and is connected to the pfsense box on the WAN assigned NIC. WAN interface in pfsense is configured as a PPPoE connection. The LAN NIC on the pfsense box is connected to the switch box, which all the workstations are hooked up to. The LAN interface in pfsense is configured with the ip address of 10.1.1.1/24. Then the DHCP server in pfsense is configured with the subnet of 10.1.1.0, and a specified range which the workstations will be assigned addresses from.

Remember, the LAN interface is everything behind the firewall, i.e all the clients that's gonna connect to the internet. The WAN interface is everything before the firewall. WAN stands for 'Wide Area Network', and LAN for 'Local Area Network'. So the WAN interface should be connected directly to your ADSL modem if you have. If you only have wifi access to your ISP, you should be able to configure pfsense with the wifi card you have to connect to the ISP, and not go through a second computer for it. But as I said, I've not dealt with that scenario myself, so I'm not sure.

If you select 8 in the pfsense menu, and then type dmesg|grep Ethernet - it might give some more info about the card.

Looking around a bit I found that the Advent is a rebadged MSI Wind, which has a Realtek 8101 chip, which again according to the FreeBSD Compatability List is supported.

The GUI for pfsense is all web based, so there's no desktop GUI thing running in it.

I do think your NIC should be supported in native mode CSU1, would be odd if it weren't. Do you know what brand/model it is? The message you got that the WAN interface is not up, means it has no connection to the ADSL modem. You have to configure the WAN with your type of Internet connection - PPoE, static or whatever. Typically, a firewall like this needs 2 NIC interfaces, one connected to the WAN, and one connected to your internal network.

FreeBSD 7.0 Hardware Compatibility List

One option could be to run pfsense in vmware.

http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/VMwareAppliance

To save bandwidth, you can install the Squid package in pfsense, and configure it in transparent proxy cache mode.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proxy_server

Get a DFGT. Awesome wheel for its price.

YES! pfSense ftw!

http://pfsense.com/

Last edited by arco, Fri, 3 Apr 2009 17:57.

Has worked perfect here on every W7 build I've tried.