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Comment on Digium Confirms Major Issues with AA50 VoIP Appliance: Spotaneous Reboots and Memory Card Write-Lock, A Review by Help for Asterisk AA50 including issues, how to rebuild compact flash filesystem, and workarounds

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Comment on Polycom SoundPoint IP VoIP Phone Default Admin Password by Includes Blog

Includes Blog — Sun, 25 Sep 2016 12:12:51 +0000

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Comment on Making Standard SIMM s Work / Memory Upgrade on the HP LaserJet 6MP / 5MP by Memory upgrade on gerontological HP printers | karu sisemus

Memory upgrade on gerontological HP printers | karu sisemus — Fri, 10 Jul 2015 12:47:10 +0000

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Comment on Making Standard SIMM s Work / Memory Upgrade on the HP LaserJet 6MP / 5MP by HQ

HQ — Tue, 19 May 2015 02:35:12 +0000

Several years on now, and the usefulness of older blog posts is proven yet again! I think the original fix for this issue (on a Newsgroup) was posted way back in 1996.

Anyway, now it is 2015, and the information is -still- useful and relevant. I bought some SIMMs on eBay to update 3 old (but reliable) 6P/MP printers, and this saved my day!

I got out my Hakko soldering station and fixed the SIMMs… now all 3 printers have 50 MB of memory and a fresh life.

THANKS for keeping these old blog/forum posts available!

Comment on Enable Long (64-bit VT-x) Mode Support on Latitude D630 for VirtualBox by ahmed

ahmed — Sat, 16 May 2015 12:34:43 +0000

Please elaborate step 4 dont understand it

Comment on Making Standard SIMM s Work / Memory Upgrade on the HP LaserJet 6MP / 5MP by Dave Henderson

Dave Henderson — Sun, 17 Aug 2014 19:51:17 +0000

Excellent page of information.
Having just bought an old 5P and looking for info, I came across this page. The penny dropped and I remembered I still had some ancient SIMMs in a box. The LJ5P now has 42MB (37.5MB useable) in it. Thanks for that.
True enough, it spat the dummy when they went in as 60ns modules and I simply had to follow the chart to kid the machine they were 70ns. Two solder bridges on the 16MB modules, between pads 67-72 and 69-72, and on the 8MB sticks just one needed between pads 69-72. The pads at the end of the sticks are directly linked to the edge connectors.

Comment on Working VoIP Softphone SIP Client on VMware Virtual Machine by Dennis Little

Dennis Little — Mon, 16 Jun 2014 20:08:50 +0000

Thank you for the tip, Rob!

Comment on Working VoIP Softphone SIP Client on VMware Virtual Machine by Rob

Rob — Mon, 16 Jun 2014 20:06:04 +0000

I had the same issue with stuttering audio. Sound Recorder would sound fine. When I launched Avaya softphone, then sound recorder would stutter.

The Windows 7 VM on the backend needs to be changed from using the ES1371 sound card to the generic hdaudio soundcard.

Power down the VM.
Backup the .vmx file, change the sound.autodetect = “FALSE”
and add sound.virtualDev = “hdaudio”

When you start the VM under sound, the device should change to “High Definition Audio Device”

Comment on GoToMyPC Data Execution Prevention Error and Installing GoToMyPC over Remote Desktop Connection (RDP) by Dennis Little

Dennis Little — Fri, 31 Jan 2014 14:50:04 +0000

LOL Sounds like you had fun with that one. I have been using Join.me with success lately as well, for any others who come across this post….

Glad you got it working.

Comment on GoToMyPC Data Execution Prevention Error and Installing GoToMyPC over Remote Desktop Connection (RDP) by Justin Huffman

Justin Huffman — Thu, 30 Jan 2014 22:41:20 +0000

Holy smokes, here’s how I got it installed:
1. connect to pc via RDP.
2. Install and run teamviewer.
3. Connect to PC via teamviwer and Install VNC. (tried to install Go2, with no luck so I went back to the VNC method.)
4. Connect to PC via VNC and install Go2.

Win! Hahaha, how convoluted!