Okay, so in exchange for sticking some old HD in a new comp, my friend has agreed to give the the old tower as compensation. I have the HD's I want to use, but I have two questions:
1. They have shit on them. What's the easiest way to get it all off?
2. How do I get on the internet from Slackware if I have an MN-500 (Micro$hit) router? I've heard that M$ routers don't like non-Win32 systems.
1. cfdisk -- Delete all the partitions.
2. :O?
I'm pretty sure they work. Stealth used Fedora and never said he couldn't connect to the internet with it. And if its that big of a problem buy a Cisco or a Linksys :).
Stealth has a Linksys AFAIK, and it's not my choice of what router we have, it's my dad's, and he's stubborn, and I'm poor.
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Run a magnet over the harddrives.
A router should be a router no matter who makes it. They all conform to a specific protocol (tcp/ip) and a specific function (LAN <==> WAN).
Quote from: Warrior on April 25, 2005, 09:11:48 PM
Run a magnet over the harddrives.
You realize HD work by moving shit around with a rediculously strong magnet? That trick is a myth.
@iago (the *only* helpful person past RoMi): thanks.