Darkvader

Sorry but reinventing the wheel is called lack of creativity here, you don't need to know how something is built as long as you know how it works and what it does, I am sure you are familiar with the object oriented programing term Encapsulation.

That's right IBM sold their pc group to Lenovo 5 years ago, so you can say IBM Lenovo. Lenovo is really a good brand here in the USA.

As long as there are no packet loss, ping wouldn't matter.

have you tried without routers? try connecting all these machines to one switch and ping again? I see a crossover cable between the routers, to simulate a s.e.r.i.a.l WAN is that right?

How are the routers connected?

glad you got it working.

go to google earth install directoy and try this sudo mv libcrypto.so.0.9.8 libcrypto.so.0.9.8.bak then rerun it again, this should fix it.

what version are you running? Try running it from the console, then post the error message, this might be a libcryto issue.

Two options: 1: you simply change ownership of the directory sudo chown [yourusername]:users .config/Google/ example: sudo chown darkvader:users .config/Google/ sudo chmod g+w .config/Google/ sudo mv .config/Google/GoogleEarthPlus.conf .config/Google/GoogleEarthPlus.conf.bak 2: this one deletes the directory and then when GE starts it will create it again rm -rf ~/.config/Google I would try the first one better. If those don't work, I'll post another solution.

Is this news? Intel is planning the 32-core in 2010. Both AMD and Intel need to work hard to dethrone UltraSPARC T2.

Your code above won't work because ParameterizedThreadStart takes only delegates with object parameters. Also you don't need the ParameterizedThreadStart any more, the Thread itself takes delegates. Correct code public void receiver([color=Red]object[/color] sc) [color=Black]{ [color=Red] Socket c = sc as Socket; if(c != null)[/color] { //do some work } }[/color] [color=Black]private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { ... Socket client = main_sock.accept(); [color=Red]Thread t = new Thread(receiver);[/color] t.Start(client); .... }[/color] Try it and let us know.

Sorry I didn't get your question? are you looking for DIY hardware?

if you have no problem reading english materials then I suggest you read Greg Kroah-Hartman's book Linux Kernel in a nutshell, it is a great book about, building, configuring and customizing the linux kernel. The book is free straight from the author's web page. http://www.kroah.com/lkn/

The closest thing to .dll in linux environment is .so (Shared object).

it is already out there Link

try installing this compatibility pack

Read about "Smart Grid" it will help you understand.

If you understand Events, AsyncCallback would be a piece of cake.

because I am american born of an algerian father, I do read french, but have a hard time writing it . I will try my best to guide you through setting Sharepoint up, I hope that my language won't be a barrier for you.

Reading your posts, I would think this is more of hardware issue than a software one and the only way to know which component is defective is to do an elimination process, make sure to unplug CD/DVD drive or any component that is not necessary. I know you said you already did test the RAM, but I suggest doing it differently, instead of having both sticks tested at the same time, you need to test one at a time on the same slot. If that doesn't help then your next bet would be the CPU, try to borrow one from a friend, and do some testing for couple days, last thing would be the motherboard (mother of $$). Good Luck.

I don't mind helping you, but my concern is translating Sharepoint from English to french for you.

Have you got it to work yet?

your remoteips are fine as long as they are not bound to other machines, that's what I meant by free.

alright I took a look at your blog localip: 192.168.0.17 remoteip 192.168.0.100-200 those should be good.

what is in the pptp.conf? I mean the localip and remoteip the remoteip shouldn't be bound on the the vpn server, it needs to be free. also you need to set this up iptables -A FORWARD -i ppp+ -o eth0 -j ACCEPT iptables -A FORWARD -i eth0 -o ppp+ -j ACCEPT iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o eth0 -j MASQUERADE also these needs to be allowed for the port 1723 and protocol 47 iptables -a INPUT -i eth0 -p tcp --dport 1723 -j ACCEPT iptables -A INPUT -i eth0 -p gre -j ACCEPT