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I doubt they'd get power from the hub? Normally, you have to plug two USB plugs into the computer if they are powered.. Hubs tend not to have enough power, but I could be wrong.. (unless it's powered which then you need to plug in! :p)

Just looks like Windows has lost it's graphics drivers?

Have a look at some firewire drives :) Lacie Little Big Disk.

Do you not have any firewire? You can get powered FW drives higher than USB. Largest USB powered is 160GB by Seagate.

It's NAS so it'll be powered by a plug :p

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Yep, As soon as I saw the picture of the drive with the Toshiba logo on, I remembered - I have changed one before.. /me owned :( :) It is rare tho, hehe.

Would it? You could still just have a VGA in the front.. and use the rest elsewhere..

Yep. I used to use another one, which was OK, but didn't do the really good wiping without paying for the pro version - dban does it for free.

It's in a box in my loft now :( Not been used since I removed it all from the car a few years back.

I used the onscreen keyboard (I had a touchscreen VGA monitor, so was perfect for it)

yea, I'm wrong.. just looked. Heh :( Sorry. Anyway, after a bit of googling I think they are OK?

Wow, maybe Toshiba do then Heheh. :o Very very rare - normally laptop manufacturers just use WD, Hitachi, Seagate etc.. for their drives as it's not worth their bothering. Anyway, Go buy a Seagate or something ;) :P

Well.. I'm sure they don't make the drive. Maybe they started?

http://dban.sf.net/

Made by who? :P Toshiba don't make hard drives. ;)

Depends who makes the drive inside it.

They key would be unrelated. If it's a branded XP CD, then it will be doing it's own random things. If you used a proper, Microsoft distributed original XP CD, then it wouldn't be installing anything but XP :)

Had a ClioSport sticker! Must be someone?

6?!?!?! Hahaha, 2 was new out when I bought it :)

Destinator I found was the best when I did the whole CarPC thing about, um, 3-4 years ago if not more, haha.

They couldn't have an old "rust box" beating a new, all singing, all dancing 16k+ car.. so it would have been bad to race them round the track ;)

Anyone?

Connect power. Connect Cable. Check in BIOS to see if it's enabled or disabled. If you didn't have one to start with, it's probably disabled. Set to 1.4MB Floppy drive in BIOS so it's now enabled. Save Changes and Exit. Boot as normal.

They're massive. www.gentoo.org SuSE is now www.opensuse.org for the community version.. www.novell.com for the proper SuSE version (which is now all Novell)

Nothing? Heh.

http://dban.sourceforge.net/ What is nice, this kind of feature is built into the OSX Tiger installation.. (As part of Disk Utility..)

Correct. :rasp:

http://www.gpsdrive.cc/ ? ;)

Yea. That book does it in a 3 layer approach: Includes - actual database and PHP functions PHP Pages - These call functions in the includes, put the results into variables and uses the correct template to display the data. Templates - The actual HTML which is displayed.