foofighterjim

I got Switzerland from the work draw today

Thanks for the replies. I have been off sick today but will have a look at titanium over the weekend.

Not rooted in any way. I only have a couple of games such as championship manager & final fantasy that I would need to keep the save data for. Is there backup software that will do this without rooting. I have already downloaded the stock firmware from sammobile just in case it all goes wrong.

So I have been looking into moving from the stock Samsung firmware to CyanogenMod on my S3 (i9300). My dilemma I have is the latest stable release is cm.10.2.0 which I believe is Android 4.3 Jellybean. As this is the same version that my S3 is running on stock is there any point in updating? Are the Snapshot releases generally stable enough to risk? This would enable me to jump to Kit Kat and would probably make the effort worthwhile.

Well they are guaranteed to get out of the group unless Costa Rica pull off a shock! Argentina appear to be a good bet for Semi-Finals at least. My money is on Spain though.

Science Supermassive Black Hole - Muse Art Art School Girl - Stone Temple Polits Food Feed Us - Serj Tankian Textiles Suite Lines - Incubus Geography This Could Be Anywhere In The World - Alexisonfire A Million Miles Away - The Offspring ICT Binary 101 - Earthtone9 Enigma Machine - Dream Theater Music What Is Music - Amplifier PE Movement - Idiom Still Swingin - Papa Roach RE Devil In A Midnight Mass - Billy Talent Jesus Christ Pose - Soundgarden Resistant Materials The Metal - Tenacious D Monkey Wrench - Foo Fighters

I would say it is worth a try with WinPE 3.1 just on the off chance. The only other thing I can think of is if the NB14 and the drive are SATA 3. Is thee a way to slow the speed down to SATA 2 (either physically on the drive or through the BIOS)? The fact that it works fine in an RM One it would be worth checking what SATA type is on board for that.

What, no coconut?

What build disk are you building from? You should be using WinPE 3.1 as a minimum now (based on Windows 7 not Vista). It should only include Windows 7 build templates, if you have XP & Vista listed as well as Win 7 you are still using WinPE 2.0 wim which is Vista based and may be causing the issue.

If you have narrowed it down to HDD I do remember some time ago having Toshiba laptops that wouldn't build with AHCI enabled. We got around this by putting the hard drive into IDE mode in the BIOS.

Not quite right, it is a Muslim faith school. I can see why they would object to having a governing body with nobody of that faith in charge. There are ways o go about things and if the press are to be believed the council have hardly covered themselves in glory in the handling of this.

Possibly a little harsh but I know where you are coming from. They have made changes over Easter that (I believe) relates to transparent proxy and communication has been better. So they are listening.

Always found Apple TV a little hit and miss in actually connecting. This was a couple of years ago though so they could have gotten better since then. Also proxy settings could only be entered with configurator not directly on the device, this was a big problem at the time.

Was interested in getting this but at £59.99 for the download and £44 from Amazon I couldn't justify the cost. Will wait a couple of weeks for the price to drop into the £3X region and then get it. I'm still busy playing other games anyway. I saw some of the many trailers and did have a worry that it may be too complicated for my unsophisticated playing style.

Simple, because it happened in London

I have used the HP 4512zl for a number of years, it isn't particularly cheap as a chassis but there are plenty of deals that include a number of modules. They also so a 5406 if 12 bays is too much.

Good stuff, I may put my media PC upgrade back until this is out then.

Yes, but I would double check module compatibility just in case (particularly if they are old modules). The one time you don't check will be the one time you need to.

Intel's new Broadwell CPUs will be available before Christmas. Intel's beefy Broadwell CPU set to supercharge PCs by Christmas | News | TechRadar Does anyone know how much of an improvement this will be over Haswell?

It really depends on how much expansion you want to allow for, you could stack another 4204 and be in this position again in a couple of years so the 4208 may be the better bet. In fact would the extra space in the 4208 cover you for what you need anyway? You could then have stacking (the 4204) as a contingency if the need was ever there, although I would get any necessary cables and / or modules now to save asking for they money when it most likely wont be available down the line.

I wouldn't link the two with a (presumably a 1GB) fibre as you will have a bottleneck between the two switches. If I have read the correct description your 4204 is stackable so you could buy another 4204 or a 4208 and stack them. I don't know if this would involve buying anything extra other than a relevant cable to stack with. Personally I would go with something higher end that supported better gbic modules (I believe yours only supports 4 gbics per module), such as the 5406 there are good bundles to be had depending on where you buy from.

If it is just for migration purposes I wouldn't bother with that. Setup the domain on O365 (with the MX still pointing at Zimbra) with empty email accounts. Give the staff any relevant O365 login information and get the MX swapped, internal mail will still work on O365 even without the MX change so the DNS change will only affect external mail coming in. Make sure that external inbound mail is now hitting O365 (this can take a few hours). Once you are happy that no new mail is hitting the old accounts start migrations using IMAP. Link will probably also rename you Zimbra accounts to @old-.

Yes, moved from link. I'm sure your aware by now but it can sometimes take them days to process RFCs properly. Biggest headache was that they would only enable 10 Zimbra accounts at a time for IMAP access, you need this enabled to move the mailbox data to O365. (@Little-Miss please help, did they mention that they would now enable the whole domain during the meeting or did I just imagine that part?) I only moved my staff accounts and that took just over a week with the need to do 10 at a time. If I had a free run at it I could have moved the 120 staff accounts in about a day. They were ok with me but I was very clear about what I was doing and why I was doing it. Make sure you pass on all the DNS information from the O365 portal, the only one I didn't do was the Link online part as we have no intention of using it.

I didn't have to change a thing re ports. O365 uses ports 80 and 443, it is pretty much just the MX records you need to worry about (and moving mailbox data).

All I will say is that they hold other sporting events such as the Moto GP there and just have the race at night. Admittedly this does tend to be around April time rather than June / July. They are on bikes that run very hot and the races last about 45 minutes and they don't get a change for a rest unless they fall off. I still think it could be done but as always people are over engineering and over thinking things. Play at night or don't play there at all simple.