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I have one 200gb hard drive divided into two (equal) partitions. The whole lot is NTFS but I need a FAT32 partition so that both Linux and Windows can use the drive. The standard windows formatting tool doesn't give the option for FAT32 in the dropdown list, only NTFS. I assume that this is because the drive is too large for that (although I'm not sure). So anyway, my question is: Is it possible to turn drive D into a collection of Fat32 partitions (3 or 4) without erasing Drive C? (as I don't have 100gb of external storage at my fingertips :D) Thanks in advance. -- Michael Billington ( talk • contribs) 05:28, 12 August 2006 (UTC)
I'd like to play Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas on my PC. I meet all the system requirements except for video card -- it requires a 64MB (minimum) or 128MB (recommended) VRAM card. Mine is 32MB -- a GeForce 4 MX420. How would this affect my enjoyment of the game?
I am running a Java servlet in a Tomcat servlet container. The servlet creates a new thread in its init
method with new Thread(runnable)
and adds it into a statically defined list. Then I have added code to print out every Thread
object in that list. I have reloaded the servlet several times without stopping the servlet container. However, the number of Thread
objects in the list is always 1. Shouldn't it increase by 1 every time? new Thread
always creates a new object, doesn't it? And as long as I don't stop the servlet container, and therefore the virtual machine, the statically defined list should remain there. What is happening here? Could it be that the servlet container uses some fancy custom classloader to load the servlet class, causing the statically defined list to be recreated every time?
JIP |
Talk 09:58, 12 August 2006 (UTC)
I've been running an old (Resident Evil 2) game on my relatively new computer (3200 AMD 64-bit, 128Mb 6600GT Graphics) yet when I am moving through water or fog, the game slows down ridiculously. Also, when I'm moving from one room to another, the loading times are so slow. I think it takes up all my CPU cycles as well. How could it be that a game designed for a much inferior machine would run so slowly on a better machine? -- 130.161.135.32 11:37, 12 August 2006 (UTC)
Hi.. what is your ram ??? if you got low ram that might be the reason why the game is slow.
In the original BASIC there was a Randomize Timer command, what's the command to randomize the seed in visual basic?
Randomize
; I assume that it randomizes based on the current value of the internal clock, as "Randomize Timer" did in the past.
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khan 00:52, 13 August 2006 (UTC)
Trying to reinstall Windows and I got an invalid product key error. I haven't installed this copy of windows on any other computer...why would this happen?
Now my laptop's out of commission! Wjlkgnsfb 22:30, 12 August 2006 (UTC)
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I have one 200gb hard drive divided into two (equal) partitions. The whole lot is NTFS but I need a FAT32 partition so that both Linux and Windows can use the drive. The standard windows formatting tool doesn't give the option for FAT32 in the dropdown list, only NTFS. I assume that this is because the drive is too large for that (although I'm not sure). So anyway, my question is: Is it possible to turn drive D into a collection of Fat32 partitions (3 or 4) without erasing Drive C? (as I don't have 100gb of external storage at my fingertips :D) Thanks in advance. -- Michael Billington ( talk • contribs) 05:28, 12 August 2006 (UTC)
I'd like to play Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas on my PC. I meet all the system requirements except for video card -- it requires a 64MB (minimum) or 128MB (recommended) VRAM card. Mine is 32MB -- a GeForce 4 MX420. How would this affect my enjoyment of the game?
I am running a Java servlet in a Tomcat servlet container. The servlet creates a new thread in its init
method with new Thread(runnable)
and adds it into a statically defined list. Then I have added code to print out every Thread
object in that list. I have reloaded the servlet several times without stopping the servlet container. However, the number of Thread
objects in the list is always 1. Shouldn't it increase by 1 every time? new Thread
always creates a new object, doesn't it? And as long as I don't stop the servlet container, and therefore the virtual machine, the statically defined list should remain there. What is happening here? Could it be that the servlet container uses some fancy custom classloader to load the servlet class, causing the statically defined list to be recreated every time?
JIP |
Talk 09:58, 12 August 2006 (UTC)
I've been running an old (Resident Evil 2) game on my relatively new computer (3200 AMD 64-bit, 128Mb 6600GT Graphics) yet when I am moving through water or fog, the game slows down ridiculously. Also, when I'm moving from one room to another, the loading times are so slow. I think it takes up all my CPU cycles as well. How could it be that a game designed for a much inferior machine would run so slowly on a better machine? -- 130.161.135.32 11:37, 12 August 2006 (UTC)
Hi.. what is your ram ??? if you got low ram that might be the reason why the game is slow.
In the original BASIC there was a Randomize Timer command, what's the command to randomize the seed in visual basic?
Randomize
; I assume that it randomizes based on the current value of the internal clock, as "Randomize Timer" did in the past.
grendel|
khan 00:52, 13 August 2006 (UTC)
Trying to reinstall Windows and I got an invalid product key error. I haven't installed this copy of windows on any other computer...why would this happen?
Now my laptop's out of commission! Wjlkgnsfb 22:30, 12 August 2006 (UTC)