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    Laptop Internal Wireless Card Antenna Mod?

    You need the adapter like this: http://www.mini-box.com/s.nl/it.A/id.311/.f?sc=8&category=19 The two antennas work independently. Card chooses which one to take based on signal strength so you can have your external antenna plugged into one of them. I don't see the mod as practical however...
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    ICS Networking Question

    Make sure ther is no IP address conflict. The xp ics machine will give itself an immutable 192.168.0.1 which might be the ip address of the router you're connected to. In that case you can't do the sharing. If you have a wireless router that's capable of doing a client connection you can connect...
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    soldering

    You'll be amazed how long a twist-and-tape method will last. The problem with the solder method is that the in-dash wires sometimes aren't long enough for a comfortable/safe soldering job. I used quick-disconnect (in case I made a mistake) crimp connectors from radioshack.
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    Wireless Network sharing Dial-up?

    http://www.notebookforums.com/showthread.php?t=113829
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    ICS Client Setup using a wireless card, HELP!

    *yoink*
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    PS/2 wire diagram?

    What are you making?
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    dynamic ip

    I remember there was this nice program called IP monster that automatically emailed you whenever the IP changed. I think they went kaput or sold.
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    No standby mode...

    Maybe your mobo doesn't support it. Hey my IBM PS/1 Consultant doesn't even have the power saving feature that turns off the monitor. It can't even shut down by itself lol.
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    Cloning drive over network

    First, you won't be able to manually copy all the files using windows xp's users copy function. I use Acronis TrueImage but would think the following works similarly in other imaging applications. You can only clone local drives as the imaging application needs admin access to other not...
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    Abstract Class C++

    ^ You're confusing references and objects. Abstract class types can be used to point to objects instantiated from classes that extend that Abstract base class. That's polymorphism. And: MManager* memManager; doesn't create an object MManager memManager; does
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    Can I use my Wireless Router as a Wireless Bridge//Switch?

    third party firmware for the WRT54g: http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview.aspx?catid=36&threadid=1513386&frmKeyword=&STARTPAGE=1&FTVAR_FORUMVIEWTMP=Linear
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    Rather Nasty ICS Problem

    Thanks for the ideas. I forgot to mention that it's impossible to edit settings on Windows XP's ICS like you could on 98. This includes changing the IP address on the sever. You can on the clients. I sent an email to my dial-up system admin asking him/her to change the server IP address. I...
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    Rather Nasty ICS Problem

    I've had my desktop performing ICS on a dial-up connection to a couple of my PCs on the network for a while now. Today, however, I added another PC to my network and the DHCP in the ICS desktop always gives it an IP address of 192.168.0.19. Incidentaly (I think) this always happens to be the...
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    flat cat5?

    You're right, the pairs are not twisted around one another. Each twisted pair runs in parallel. And I can't tell you if there is crosstalk because I haven't used it long enough before I cut it up :D What are the signs of crosstalk anyway?
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    flat cat5?

    I recently purchased this because I was looking for very small wires to use for a mod. The wireles are 32 awg, stranded, copper, with stress relief. They are 4 twisted pairs so it will work on a gigabit network but what makes the cable really thin is that it doesn't have shielding (UTP_. I...
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