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Started by Fred Jones, 2002-10-05T11:45:32-05:00 (Saturday)

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Fred Jones

The Zip Drives in the Labs:
what type of zip disks do i buy ?max MB allowed

Rules:
Can we use External CDRW's Via USB 1.0 to Download
a 137mb Windows XP SP1 exe file?

Campus:
Anywhere on campus with desks  near ETH connections and power outlet??So i Can Connect a Laptop

Connection:
Is it Possible to have my computer setup to login to my CS accout so i can do my lab work and submit from Cougar side to the dropbox

thx for you time
Fred



William Grim

I think the zip drives are the older 100 MB drives.

USB doesn't exist on those computers.

Several places around campus offer ethernet connections.

You won't be able to login to your CS account with your computer acting as part of the domain, but you can login through ftp/http/etceteras.
William Grim
IT Associate, Morgan Stanley

Chris Swingler

Really?  No USB?  What's up with that?

Ahh!  Mozilla for Linux once again set my text size here to tiny!

>scream
AAAAaaaaarrrggghhh!

>oil self
I bet you put spinach in your gas tank, too.

--Beanie
Christopher Swingler
CAOS Web Administrator

Fred Jones

Thx for the info. about the lab computers

well i dont have any other questions at this time
thank you again
Fred

Elizabeth Weber

Actually, all of the zip drives in the EB are 250 (not 100% sure about 2025 & 2026 because I've never been in either of those labs, but I have no reason to believe they'd be different), elsewhere on campus is mostly either 100 or non-existent.
~Elizabeth Weber

Ryan Lintker

Sitting at a computer in EB 1036-

Here's the scoop:

250 MB zip drive

two unused usb ports (the optical mice are plugged into the ps2 ports using a converter)

at least the usb ports look real
"You can't always get what you want,
 but if you try sometime, you just might find,
you get what you need" - The Rolling Stones

William Grim

I was mainly talking about computesr in EB 1036.  Where are the USB ports?  I was looking all around those computers and couldn't find one.
William Grim
IT Associate, Morgan Stanley

Ryan Lintker

The three that I have checked have a pair of usb ports directly beneath the mouse/keyboard ports.  One even had the optical mouse plugged in, so they do work.  I am talking about the computers hanging under the desks, which I assume are the same ones that you were looking at.
"You can't always get what you want,
 but if you try sometime, you just might find,
you get what you need" - The Rolling Stones

William Grim

Heh, yeah, you're right.

Thanks for pointing that out earlier today.
William Grim
IT Associate, Morgan Stanley