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[WTS] New/Unused Innacomm W3400V & W3400V6

mattw — Sun, 07 Aug 2016 16:36:02 +0800

Items:
a) Innacomm W3400V Four-port ADSL 2+ Wireless Router: RM50.00
b) Innacomm W3400V6 Four-port ADSL 2+ Wireless Router: RM80.00

Condition: Both are new and had never been used - I was using my own dedicated router and modem with the successive Streamyx upgrades.

Location of seller: Sungai Dua, Penang.

Dealing method: COD @ Palazzia (besides USM), postage to Peninsular Malaysia (add RM12.00)

Reason for sale: Clearing out unused items from store room.

Contact method: PM me.

Pictures of Innacomm W3400V condition as-is:

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Pictures of Innacomm W3400V6 condition as-is:
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[WTS] Apacer 512MB UNB PC3200 CL3

mattw — Mon, 09 Nov 2015 23:55:30 +0800

Item: 1x Apacer 512MB UNB PC3200 CL3

[b]Package includes: 1x RAM with original box.

Price: RM20.00

Dealing method: Postage (add RM8.00) / COD in Penang Island

Location of seller: Sungai Dua, Penang

Contact method/details: PM me

Age of items: Not sure - think >5 years

Item condition: What you see is what you get.

Reason for sale: Clearing out unused items from store room.

[WTS] Faulty XFX GeForce 8800 GTS

mattw — Fri, 06 Nov 2015 10:44:45 +0800

Item(s): XFX GeForce 8800 GTS

Package includes: Original box/packing, originally-bundled Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter CD, GC Driver CD, and faulty graphics card

Price: Offer me - best offer within 3 days seals the deal!

Warranty: None

Dealing method: Strictly COD - sorry, not worthwhile to post

Location of seller: Penang Island, Sungai Dua

Age of item: 7-8 years

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Item(s) conditions: Faulty - on boot up, BIOS text message is garbled with non-alphanumeric characters.

[WTS] [SOLD] Used Enermax (FMA II) 460W PSU

mattw — Fri, 06 Nov 2015 10:29:55 +0800

Item(s): Enermax (FMA II) 460W PSU (Model: EG465P-VE)

Package includes: Just PSU unit (what you see in photos below is what you get!)

Price: RM75.00

Warranty: 7 days

Dealing method: Strictly COD only - sorry, not worthwhile to post

Location of seller: Penang Island, Sungai Dua

Age of item: Below 2 years

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Item(s) conditions: Used but in good working condition

Reason for sale: Upgraded PSU

STATUS: Sold!

[WTS] [SOLD] 2x used HIS Radeon HD4850

mattw — Wed, 04 Nov 2015 13:10:21 +0800

Item(s): HIS Radeon HD 4850

Quantity: 2 units

Package includes: Original box/packing, manual, CD, and graphics card

Price: [SOLD]

Warranty: 7 days

Dealing method: COD, postage (add RM8.00 for each unit)

Location of seller: Penang Island

Age of item: 6 years

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Item(s) conditions: Used but in good working order

Reason for sale: Upgrades

Played GSGO, HAWX 1/2, Battlefield 3, CoD WaW, and CoD 3 Modern Warfare with it.

[WTS] Powercolor X1650PRO 512MB AGP card

mattw — Wed, 04 Nov 2015 12:45:49 +0800

Item(s): X1650PRO 512MB AGP

Package includes: Graphics card only

Price: RM50.00

Warranty: 7 days

Dealing method: COD, Poslaju

Location of seller: Penang island

Age of item: 7-8 years

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Item(s) conditions: Good

Reason for sale: Clearing store room

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[WTS] 2xpc Kingston 2GB DDR3 1333MHz (KVR13N9S6/2)

mattw — Sat, 19 Sep 2015 18:01:25 +0800

Bought 2 pieces (Kingston KVR13N9S6/2 (2-chip)) for RM120.00 - which was received today. Am selling both for RM80.00.

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Reason of sale:
They were found incompatible with my old mobo of 6 years old. Old mobo BIOS was too old to recognize the newer DDR3 generation of chips.

Can do COD in Penang. If postage is required, add RM6.00.

PM me if interested. Thanks.

UPDATE:
30/10/15 Sold 1pc to Mat PC. Left 1 more.

Which NIS version is this?

mattw — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 21:46:29 +0800

I have NIS 2009 and I thought I did download/upgrade it to NIS 2010 via Live Update.

I checked and the version is now registered as 16.8.0.41. So, is this 2010 or 2009?

D-Link DNS-323

mattw — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 16:18:55 +0800

Hoping to setup an enthusiasts' discussion on experience with expanding the usage of DNS-323 to more than using as-is.

Taken the following off http://wiki.dns323.info/information:beginner_s_faq

The Basics:

Q: What is a DNS-323?
A: Well, at a technical level the hardware specs are shown on this wiki start page. More generally the DNS323 is a little computer with no keyboard, mouse, or monitor connections, and with an empty space for you to put one or two 3.5” SATA hard disks.

You can create and share files from the hard disks over a network using Microsoft Windows-style network sharing (SMB/CIFS). That makes the DNS-323 a Network Attached Storage (NAS) device.

There are also some built in services to share a printer if one is connected to the USB port, and also to share media files (pictures, music and video) using UPnP or iTunes protocols.

Q: A whole Wiki about that! Surely it must get more interesting?
A: Perhaps - it turns out that it is simple and safe to modify the start up of the DNS-323 so that you can change the configuration of the built in services, run additional services that are not started by default, or even run your own programs.

Q: So what hidden goodies are in there for me to enable?
A: The simplest modification is to start the built-in telnet server. By logging in to the DNS323 you discover that it is a computer running Linux. That is, the built in firmware is a customized Linux distribution put together by DLink.

Q: And then what kind of programs can I run?
A: Remember that there's no monitor, and the CPU is not fast. Regarding the CPU, it is not the same type as you use in your laptop or desktop computer, and so it won't run your copy of Microsoft Office.

The types of programs that you might want to run are network services or clients: some folks have installed web servers, others Bit Torrent Clients (and DLink have stated that some BitTorrent functionality will be built in to the next firmware release as well), and others have installed whole Linux distributions

[addedon]January 16, 2009, 4:20 pm[/addedon]Have any owners of this device tried updating it with the latest firmware version 1.06 from http://www.dlink.com.sg/ ? The Malaysian dlink site don't offer this download.

1.06 Feature Additions:
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1. Supports 1.5 TB Hard Drives
2. USB port supports UPS monitoring
3. Add option to Manually or Automatically Rebuild Raid
4. UPnP AV supports Microsoft XBoX 360, Sony PlayStation 3
5. Support FTP over SSL/TLS

Released on 01/07/2009.

Am wondering about the stability of the latest version. Thanks!

[addedon]February 8, 2009, 11:17 pm[/addedon]Okay, in case anyone is interested... I have taken the plunge - upgraded to firmware 1.06 yesterday.

Seems to have resolved issue of not being able to delete/move bittorent downloaded files.

So far, so good...

hacked by stack and jadi

mattw — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 00:37:16 +0800

Hi,

Recently, my few Apache-based websites were hacked - index.html files were overwritten to display "hacked by stack and jadi" for those accessing it. Had to restore the files concerned. Hosting company just says that it is in the midst of plugging the gap.
I had noticed a few other sites fallen victim to the same hackers.

Tried looking up the net but there doesn't seem to be much info on this.

Any of you guys facing the same problem?

Need opinion on Sonic Gear Tatoo Duo 3

mattw — Fri, 23 May 2008 10:32:14 +0800

Hi!

I have looked up the Sonic Gear site and this Tatoo Duo 3 model caught my eye. Besides the good S/N ratio and frequency response (and price, of course!), it had 2 x Mic Input with Individual Mic Volume Control. I am thinking of limited vocal recording as a hobby and this may save me the need of a mic preamp. I have an imported Asus D2X PCIe sound card for this purpose.

Anyone care to share their experience on this speaker?

I have earlier bought a Sonic Gear Morro 200 which is a lousy one - you hear static noises in the silence and music played sounded awful (compared to my earlier cheap and ancient Quickshot speakers).

Thanks!
mattw