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[WTS] Audio Technica M50X

cry4freedom — Wed, 05 Apr 2017 22:07:53 +0800

Item(s): Audio Technica M50X

Package includes:

1. Headphone
2. Cables
3. Soft carrying case

Price:
RM 550 (negotiable)

Warranty:
1 year 6 months (estimate)

Dealing method:
COD

Location of seller:
Puncak Jalil / Seri Kembangan / Cyberjaya / Putrajaya

Contact method/details:
PM - Phone number will be furnished once deal is agreed.

Age of item:

6 months

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Item(s) conditions:

Used

Picture:

Reason for sale:

Bought Bang & Olufsen H6.

[WTS] Mikrotik RB2011UiAS-2HnD-IN (Used)

cry4freedom — Tue, 04 Apr 2017 12:09:58 +0800

Item(s): Mikrotik RB2011UiAS-2HnD-IN
Package Includes: Router itself and AC adaptor
Price: RM 450 (negotiable)
Warranty: 2 months left
Dealing method: COD in Cyberjaya / Puncak Jalil / Seri Kembangan / Equine or nearby. I will add additional RM 10 minimum if you want to meet outside of the stated area to cover petrol and toll expenses.
Location: Puncak Jalil
Contact Method: PM. Contact number will be provided once deal is established.

Router spec: https://routerboard.com/RB2011UiAS-2HnD-IN

Note: This router just came back from RMA, and I bought a new router during the RMA period, rendering this router unused.

[WTS] Beyerdynamic DTX 501p (White) - RM 199

cry4freedom — Sun, 20 Dec 2015 17:34:01 +0800

Item(s):
Beyerdynamic DTX 501p (White) color

Package includes:
Headphone, hardcase, 1 x 6.23mm airplane converter.

Price:
RM 199. Retail price RM 399

Warranty:
2 years

Dealing method:
COD Seri Kembangan, Putrajaya, Cyberjaya, Puncak Jalil

Location of seller:
Seri Kembangan

Contact method/details:
PM

Age of item:
New
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Item(s) conditions:
New & sealed.
Picture:

Reason for sale:
Extra unit.

[WTS] Jabra Move Wireless

cry4freedom — Sun, 20 Dec 2015 17:26:41 +0800

Item(s):
Jabra Move Wireless

Package includes:
Headphone, AUX cable, box.

Price:
RM 250 (Negotiable)

Warranty:
No warranty

Dealing method:
COD Seri Kembangan, Putrajaya, Cyberjaya. Postage add RM 10

Location of seller:
Seri Kembangan

Contact method/details:
PM

Age of item:
2 months
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Item(s) conditions:
Very good condition. Good as new. Just use it once or twice.
Picture:

Reason for sale:
I bought this headset at Heathrow airport on the way back to KL because I lost my earphone in London. So I only wore it once during flight LHR - KUL and kept in the box ever since.

[WTS] Nikkor 50mm f1.8D

cry4freedom — Tue, 24 Feb 2015 00:00:05 +0800

Item(s):

WTS Nikkor 50mm f1.8D or trade with Nikkor 30mm f1.8D (I'll topup the balance)

Package includes:

Nikkor 50mm f1.8D
Free Free Green-L UV filter.

Price:
RM 280

Warranty:
Nil

Dealing method:
COD (Cyberjaya, Putrajaya, Seri Kembangan, Puncak Jalil)
Bangsar South during working hours 9-6PM

Poslaju (+RM 10)

Location:

Puncak Jalil

Contact method/details:

PM
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Item(s) conditions:

Mint, fungus free

Picture:

Reason for sale:

35mm.

[WTS] Polar FT7 Training Computer & Polar H1 HRM.

cry4freedom — Wed, 25 Jun 2014 23:34:54 +0800

Item(s):
Polar FT7 Training Computer & Polar H1 HRM.

Package includes:
Polar FT7 Training Computer
Polar H1 Heart Rate Monitor
Polar Heart Rate Strap (XXL)

Price:

RM 300

Warranty:

1 years+ left. Receipt will be provided for warranty claim.

Dealing method:

COD / Poslaju (+RM 10)

Location:

Cyberjaya, Puncak Jalil.

Contact method/details:

PM.
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Item(s) conditions:

Perfect.

Picture:

Reason for sale:

Underused, using Polar H7 Bluetooth HRM.

[WTS] Nikkor 50mm f1.8D

cry4freedom — Sun, 06 Apr 2014 12:46:42 +0800

Item(s):
Nikkor 50mm f1.8D

Package includes:
Nikkor 50mm f1.8D & Green-L UV filter.

Price:
RM 250.

Warranty:
Nil.

Dealing method:
COD & PosLaju (Buyer bear the shipping cost)

Location:
Cyberjaya

Contact method/details:
PM.

Item(s) conditions:
Mint. Fungus free.
Warranty is already over.

Picture:

Reason for sale:
35mm

I'm willing to trade in with Nikkor 35mm f1.8 + top-up the balance.

[WTS] D-Link Cloud Router (DIR 636-L)

cry4freedom — Mon, 21 Oct 2013 16:27:30 +0800

I have one D-Link Cloud Router (DIR 636-L) for sell. Box opened and inspected. Ran a configuration and realized I bought a wrong model as this router didn't support Unifi (VLAN tagging function is not available on stock firmware)

Tech specs: http://www.dlink.com/us/en/home-solutions/...bit-router-n300

Warranty is one year by Cycom, but I lost the receipt. Will try to find it back ASAP.

Bought for RM 105.00 & Viewnet is selling it for RM 99.00

Asking Price: RM 80 + (Poslaju: RM 10 (Peninsular) RM 15 (Sabah/Sarawak)

COD is available at these locations: Cyberjaya/Seri Kembangan/Puncak Jalil

Payment Method: Maybank2u

SAP

cry4freedom — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 03:57:30 +0800

Greetings,

Is there any SAP professional training/certificate programme (from beginner of course) offered? I can see this kind of skill gets a lot of attentions from IT market and interested in getting involved with it.

Thank you.

Minimizing/Maximizing Effect Problem

cry4freedom — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 00:14:35 +0800

I have a problem which really makes me headache, right now I'm using Windows Vista Ultimate and I hate minimizing/maximizing windows effect so I disabled the function from Advanced System Properties.

But everytime I disable the effect, after few minutes Windows will automatically enable the effect and it's annoying. I wonder if anyone out there suffers the same symptom as I am.

Solutions are welcome. Thanks.

The 4GB x86 Windows Memory Limit.

cry4freedom — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 07:00:19 +0800

There seems to be a lot of confusion in the industry about what's commonly called the Windows "4GB memory limit." When talking about performance tuning and server sizing, people are quick to mention the fact that an application on a 32-bit Windows system can only access 4GB of memory. But what exactly does this mean?

There seems to be a lot of confusion in the industry about what's commonly called the Windows “4GB memory limit.” When talking about performance tuning and server sizing, people are quick to mention the fact that an application on a 32-bit Windows system can only access 4GB of memory. But what exactly does this mean?

By definition, a 32-bit processor uses 32 bits to refer to the location of each byte of memory. 2^32 = 4.2 billion, which means a memory address that's 32 bits long can only refer to 4.2 billion unique locations (i.e. 4 GB).

In the 32-bit Windows world, each application has its own “virtual” 4GB memory space. (This means that each application functions as if it has a flat 4GB of memory, and the system's memory manager keeps track of memory mapping, which applications are using which memory, page file management, and so on.)

This 4GB space is evenly divided into two parts, with 2GB dedicated for kernel usage, and 2GB left for application usage. Each application gets its own 2GB, but all applications have to share the same 2GB kernel space.

This can cause problems in Terminal Server environments. On Terminal Servers with a lot of users running a lot of applications, quite a bit of information from all the users has to be crammed into the shared 2GB of kernel memory. In fact, this is why no Windows 2000-based Terminal Server can support more than about 200 users—the 2GB of kernel memory gets full—even if the server has 16GB of memory and eight 3GHz processors. This is simply an architectural limitation of 32-bit Windows.

Windows 2003 is a little bit better in that it allows you to more finely tune how the 2GB kernel memory space is used. However, you still can't escape the fact that the thousands of processes from hundreds of users will all have to share the common 2GB kernel space.

Using the /3GB (for Windows 2000) or the /4GT (for Windows 2003) boot.ini switches is even worse in Terminal Server environments because those switches change the partition between the application memory space and kernel memory space. These switches gives each application 3GB of memory, which in turn only leaves 1GB for the kernel—a disaster in Terminal Server environments!

People who are unfamiliar with the real meaning behind the 4GB Windows memory limit often point out that certain versions of Windows (such as Enterprise or Datacenter editions) can actually support more than 4GB of physical memory. However, adding more than 4GB of physical memory to a server still doesn't change the fact that it's a 32-bit processor accessing a 32-bit memory space. Even when more than 4GB of memory is present, each process still has the normal 2GB virtual address space, and the kernel address space is still 2GB, just as on a normal non-PAE system.

However, systems booted /PAE can support up to 64GB physical memory. A 32-bit process can "use" large amounts of memory via AWE (address windowing extension) functions. This means that they must map views of the physical memory they allocate into their 2GB virtual address space. Essentially, they can only use 2GB of memory at a time.

Here are more details about what booting /PAE means from Chapter 7 of the book "Inside Windows 2000," by David Solomon and Mark Russinovich.

All of the Intel x86 family processors since the Pentium Pro include a memory-mapping mode called Physical Address Extension (PAE). With the proper chipset, the PAE mode allows access to up to 64 GB of physical memory. When the x86 executes in PAE mode, the memory management unit (MMU) divides virtual addresses into four fields.

The MMU still implements page directories and page tables, but a third level, the page directory pointer table, exists above them. PAE mode can address more memory than the standard translation mode not because of the extra level of translation but because PDEs and PTEs are 64-bits wide rather than 32-bits. The system represents physical addresses internally with 24 bits, which gives the x86 the ability to support a maximum of 2^(24+12) bytes, or 64 GB, of memory.

As explained in Chapter 2 , there is a special version of the core kernel image (Ntoskrnl.exe) with support for PAE called Ntkrnlpa.exe. (The multiprocessor version is called Ntkrpamp.exe.) To select this PAE-enabled kernel, you must boot with the /PAE switch in Boot.ini.

This special version of the kernel image is installed on all Windows 2000 systems, even Windows 2000 Professional systems with small memory. The reason for this is to facilitate testing. Because the PAE kernel presents 64-bit addresses to device drivers and other system code, booting /PAE even on a small memory system allows a device driver developer to test parts of their drivers with large addresses. The other relevant Boot.ini switch is /NOLOWMEM, which discards memory below 4 GB and relocates device drivers above this range, thus guaranteeing that these drivers will be presented with physical addresses greater than 32 bits.

Only Windows 2000 Advanced Server and Windows 2000 Datacenter Server are required to support more than 4 GB of physical memory. Using the AWE Win32 functions, 32bit user processes can allocate and control large amounts of physical memory on these systems.

stevanistelrooy sez : Next time please provide the source where you copy and paste from! http://kr.blog.yahoo.com/yoonji.jang/148.html

goldfries sez : why same like http://vivekr.wordpress.com/the-4gb-window...it-really-mean/

Edited: Oh my bad. Sorry mods

Sauce: http://www.brianmadden.com/content/article...it-really-mean-

Microsoft Office 2007

cry4freedom — Sat, 28 Jun 2008 14:19:31 +0800

Hello.

Need help actually.

I just installed new Microsoft Office 2007 in my Vista Ultimate machine. But, whenever I want to run any MS Office components (Word,Excel,Access etc) , the MS Office will keep reconfiguring itself and will load to the background after few minutes which I found it annoying.

Okay fine, then I uninstalled back the Office 2007 and install Office 2003, the same thing happened.

I already Google'd for the solution but haven't found any, let alone Microsoft Support.

Any help here will be appreciated. Thanks

Has anything like this ever occured to you?

cry4freedom — Sat, 24 May 2008 11:55:22 +0800

I was fiddling around with my new digital camera. I randomly snapped pictures around but I found 2 or 3 pictures with this strange white orbs floating around.

I watched TV3 programme, 360 last week about ghost/blackmagic and someone (alternative medicine practitioner) claimed that he has some pictures with supernatural thingy captured in the digital images. More like a bunch of makhluk halus. And the pictures shown during the programme were similar like this. Anyone can confirm that? I feel creepy right now.

Blinking DSL Problem.

cry4freedom — Tue, 18 Dec 2007 03:22:34 +0800

Broadband provider
ISP/package: 1mbps TMnet Screamyx.
Location: Putrajaya
Have you called your ISP's helpline?: Nope

Personal equipment
Modem: Aztech 350E
Router: Linksys WRT54G
Firewall used: Nil.

Problem details
First occurence of problem: Early of this month
Problem frequency: Every single second.
Problem description:

Well, I have this kind of weird problem with my Internet. I locate my modem and wireless router near to my desktop which connected to my wireless router with CAT5 Ethernet cable and sometimes I go wireless with my laptop. The problem is, I got a very unstable line as my DSL LED is always blinking and failed to handshake to DSLAM when my desktop is powered on. From the status message in my modem control panel, I didn't have any chance to see status of CHANNEL ANALYSIS or EXCHANGE but ACTIVATION non stop and this thing isn't happened when I completely power down my desktop. Eventhough it will be connected, but I still need to wait 30 minutes to an hour just to see my modem completely handshake the DSLAM.

And when it's successfully handshaked with the DSLAM, my DL/UL ratio is inconsistent. Before, it will be fixed to 1500kbps/512kbps, but nowadays, it only stick below 500kbps and the numbers are totally random. Like 384/128 420/192 even worst 224/430.

Anyone experienced such thing before? Do I need to contact Telekom to completely rewire my house, or my modem went kaput already? Please enlighten me.

Below is my line information, the SNR margin, Attenuation etc. I know my SNR is quiet low, but this thing never happened before as my line was completely stable and it's been 4 years I subscribe Screamyx.

Any thought?

Weird Problem with my laptop.

cry4freedom — Thu, 13 Dec 2007 21:21:54 +0800

Hello people.

I currently own Asus TG laptop with:-

Intel Centrino 1.73ghz
512MB DDR RAM.
ATI Radeon 9600 Mobile 64mb

Currently I faced some weird problem which was happened with my previous 40gb hard disk. After a week I installed Windows XP, everything was going fine but suddenly after one fateful night, I shutted down my laptop. Early morning next day, when I tried to boot my laptop, but my previous installed Windows XP loaded very slow. Not slow because of many loaded applications, but slow as in startup from boot until login screen, not mentioning by jittering graphic and system response which it may took few seconds to move mouse cursor from here to there and rendered my OS useless. So I suspected my hard disk is kaput'ed and this evening I forked RM 250 to buy new IDE hard disk which is 120GB.

Tried to install the Windows XP from the installation CD to my brand new hard disk. But the problem is still there. Everything is slow, eventhough when I tried to navigate from menu A to menu B took few seconds during partitioning process like before. File copying was slow like crawling dog. I feel so helpless, then I load my Ubuntu 7.10 Live CD and everything went fine like nothing happened even with fully installed Ubuntu.

So, I'm wondering here, why Windows XP can't be installed in my system? I'm bewildered. I hope any hardware expert out there can give me better idea about my problem. If this problem is still persist, I'm thinking of selling this laptop and try to get a new one.

Thanks.

TMnet Streamyx new speed?

cry4freedom — Tue, 28 Nov 2006 16:49:27 +0800

I dont know whether the similar topic has been discussed before just in case people in LYN didnt notice this before during performing any speed test from Speedometer.

I'm wondering if this 8mbps package is for home or corporate user. Take a look :-)

http://219.93.175.242:8080/speedometer/index.jsp

TMnet Streamyx new speed?

cry4freedom — Tue, 28 Nov 2006 16:41:28 +0800

[WTA] Notebook repair cost

cry4freedom — Fri, 30 Jun 2006 03:53:30 +0800

Hello

Im facing this trouble regarding to my notebook.
Currently my 'S' key on the keyboard isnt working perfectly , as i simply say , its malfunction , since i had to press it really hard to type character S

if i were to repair this problem , how much cost it'll be needed? Thanks

DSL Problem

cry4freedom — Fri, 12 May 2006 11:24:47 +0800

Hello

I've setup a wireless network at my home using ADSL 305e Modem and Linksys WRT45G.

My desktop is connected through CAT5 cable to the router and my laptop is using wireless to surf the net.

But the problem i face now is , my modem's DSL Led will be blinking if i poweroff the desktop and there's no way for the modem to be connected to DSLAM , and things will be okay once i switch on the desktop.

Is there any solution , how to make the connection works properly even if i havent switch on the desktop in order to use internet?

Thanks