BP6.Com

Crazy lot... All of ya!

hyperspace wrote:2007 and individuals are still using the BP6!

Amazing!

You bet!

Someone did repair their fan headers. The info should be hiding on the message board somewhere.

I'm on the road at the moment so you'll have to search

Me want!

If you could find out something, it would be nice. In the past, hm, months, perhaps a year ago, bp6.de redirected incoming users to bp6.com, so i assumed, there is a realtionship both sites. Thaks and have nice day, Raffnix Is that so? I hadn’t noticed! I would like to thank the person responsibl...

BP6.Com is not affiliated with BP6.De. I will try to find out more information about them.

Raffnix wrote:Hm, but why are you going to move the forum?

I find this version rather slow. Also, the new forum has many new user features and administrative features that I like. I think a new, fresh forum will help to reinvigorate BP6.Com.

So far converting the posts to the new system looks simple. Migrating the photo gallery and file database is another issue altogether.

kuun wrote:

Derek wrote:

KliK wrote:not many of them active!

A lot of 'em download stuff. There are many lurkers, that's for sure! Maybe we’ll see more activity once the new message board is installed.

and when exactly does that take place?

aparently not yet

You can take a peak though

http://www.bp6forum.com/olympus/

Definitely swap the battery.

One other thing:

Once you reset the settings, does Windows show both processors?

After you resave the BIOS information, does it continue to produce that error?

If you unplugged the computer, it could mean that your CMOS battery is weak.

KliK wrote:not many of them active!

A lot of 'em download stuff. There are many lurkers, that's for sure! Maybe we’ll see more activity once the new message board is installed.

Yes, there is a slight sync-error with the database.

I am currently testing the conversion application for our new message board system. Everything will be well soon

Rave: Stop being naughty.

The PSUs are about 70-100 dollars. The neat thing is that they are intelligent PSUs in the way that they control the on/off switch. Think about it, turning the car on and off constantly without properly shutting down the computer will kill it. The PSU can be set to send a signal to the mobo when acc...

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Hey Derek, how about a little write-up on building your CarPuter? And please remember to keep your eyes on the road! Absolutely! I have a confession to make… As much as I am a computer geek, I’m a car nut too! I’m installing a data-logging system in the car; it monitors many things including ...

Has anyone played with VIA's EPIA brand of Mini-ITX mobos? I'm building a CarPuter and the EPIA board looks perfect for my application: Low heat, low power consumption, but all the functionality of a normal mobo.

I've ordered a few goodies already. I'll post some pics when they arrive

I still haven't tried the lite version but every time I fire up the full version of Nero I think of this thread. What a resource hog!

I think InactiveX tried it out...

Hope everything is ok!

Let us know if there is anything we can do

Hey KliK,

Thanks for keeping us all up to date on the latest distributed computing projects!

Cheers,

Thanks s4,

The file is back online

http://www.bp6.com/board/dload.php?acti ... file_id=54

Don't....... Leave....... Us....... LUNGSTER!

You know, Nero seems to grow larger and larger with every update release.

I'm still using the 50000000 megabyte version What a resource HOG!