rommac100

Nvm, I found tried a new iso and it seem to have fixed the problem.

When trying to install windows along side antergos (arch linux). I have been experiencing an issue where the windows 7 or 10 flash drive shows up a diskette drive and won't boot. My laptop is the dell inspiron 7548. And I am using grub 2 in case that is necessary information. Thanks, rommac100

I'd say C++ as well. I have used both but I personally prefer C++, mostly because I enjoy working with the syntax of C++.

Not sure if you are allowed to post multiple applications you have written but I will do so. Here is a c++ calculator, that does allows as many numbers as needed. https://github.com/rommac100/calcCPlusPlus/blob/master/main.cpp Still working on it. But I think it isn't to shabby.

Except the switch statement won't end the program. I had to change it slightly so the while loop uses a boolean variable which the switch statement changes in order to end the program. Edit: Just rewrote the code to be in c++. https://github.com/rommac100/ResistanceCalc

Hello, So I have been trying to get a small project I created to publish on github. All the tutorials I have looked up use the version control publish button. But the problem is the publish button is grayed out so I can't use it. Anyone know how to do it? Versions: Monodevelop: 5.9.5 Gnome ubuntu 15.04 Thanks.

A simple Resistance Calculator. Built using C# through the ide Monodevelop. using System;namespace resistorCalc{ class MainClass { public static void Main (string[] args) { //bool continue1 = true; decimal sourceVolts; decimal outVolts; decimal current; decimal resistance; string continue2; for (bool continue1 = true; continue1 == true;){ Console.WriteLine ("Resistance Calc"); Console.WriteLine ("Enter your source Voltage."); sourceVolts = Convert.ToDecimal(Console.ReadLine()); Console.WriteLine ("Enter your desired output voltage."); outVolts = Convert.ToDecimal (Console.ReadLine ()); Console.WriteLine ("Enter your output's required current. In amps."); current = Convert.ToDecimal (Console.ReadLine ()); resistance = (sourceVolts - outVolts) / (current / 1000); Console.WriteLine ("Your required resistance is " + resistance + "ohms, or close to that."); Console.WriteLine ("Continue?"); continue2 = Console.ReadLine(); switch (continue2) { case "yes": continue1 = true; break; case "no": continue1 = false; break; default: continue1 = true; break; } } } }}

Hello, I want to preference this that I don't want a new sound card or replace it with a odac or something similar. Anyway, In linux I have been trying to install the driver that everyone uses for most sound cards. And they do list this one as Compatible. I am using the Alsa Drivers. http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Module-oxygen. Whenever I try to do I get some similar error to the Alsa-driver install. http://puu.sh/hUMQu.png As you can see it has to do with something with the makefile. The versions I am using of the alsa are: 1.0.9 for the driver, and 1.0.29 for firmware, lib, and utils. And I have used newer versions as well and I get the same issue. Also a similar issue happens to the firmware package as well. http://puu.sh/hUMZG.png. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks, Rommac100

Hmm, Okay. I was planning on doing this as well. I will look into a new heatsink because the one I am currently using won't fit the fan.

The thing is the heatsink isn't getting hot and it isn't auto shutting down. It is just running without displaying anything. No post or nothing.

So, I recently built this older computer for a router project. But recently it stopped posting. I have tried different psus (one was 650w Apevia and a 520w antec). I am currently running 2 dims of ddr2 2gb modules. Which I have tried in every order and each one separately and still no boot. I have reseated my graphics card several times. And taken off the cpu cooler several times. I don't know what could be causing it. Specs: Intel 5400 Pentium Gigabyte GA-EP31-DS3L (rev. 1.0) Motherboard 2 Sticks of hynix 2gb Ram No hard Drive currently hooked up GTX 750 ti 2gb (Is Working) Zalman Enps 10x Extreme Cooler Antec 520w Power Supply or Apevia 650w Power Supply. (Apevia is working) The processor might be over heating because I don't have a fan directly attached to the heatsink. But attached to the case instead and pulling hot area out from the case into room. Just a note for everyone. I can't check to see if the cpu or ram or motherboard are functioning because I don't have spares of each. Thanks,

Username: Rommac100 Videos: https://www.vessel.com/videos/Yj4PbcgKj, https://www.vessel.com/videos/JYZEYDYx0

Alesis multimix 4 is good. Currently use it for its usb function and a at2020 mic with it. And its around 66 dollars. But for any mixer you will need to buy a 3.5mm to quarter inch adapter.

Thanks for the Giveaway Intel and Linustechtips.

I recommend this one. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001T9O5VG/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?qid=1418681141&sr=8-2π=AC_SX200_QL40 I personally use this one with a AT 2020 mic. So it has phantom power if your mic needs it.