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I think this wins the award of the geekiest laptop bag ever and on this rare occasion I don’t mean that as a compliment. I enjoy many creations made from old technology. I especially love things made from circuit boards but this is a bit much even for me. The laptop bag is made of 42 floppy disks as stated in the call and uses a few simple tools found at any hardware store. If you feel the need to express your geeky self quite a bit louder this is definitely the way to do it. For those wanting to create your own just follow the link below and watch the short video. It would be a simple way to ensure that no one ever stole your bag. [via techeblog] Fill in the required fields below to leave a comment or to your account. If you haven't signed up you can do so remove. With SlashGear account you ordain be able to participate on discussion.

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I recently switched motherboards from an ASUS P5N32-SLI to an Intel DQ965GF. The BIOS on the new board recognizes all drives (2 SATA hard drives. 1 SATA DVD/CD ROM. 1 IDE DVD/CD ROM. 1 ZIP Drive and a floppy drive). However when I start the computer with the Acronis Media Builder boot disk to fomat the harddrives it starts. I select the beat version of plough Director and after a few moments it tells me that it doesn't see any hard drives. I'm running Windows XP SP2 and Disk Director build 10:2160. Does anyone have a roll as to what my problem might be and where to go for a fix? Thank you in advance. Atreyu MudCrab,Thanks for responding. You were right. Loading Disk Director is safe mode did the trick. I saw the drives and was successful in re-formating them. Thanks for the information (although I don't understand why the safemode version worked and not the full version). Atreyu The Safe Mode version is DOS-based and accesses the hardware through the computer's BIOS. The Full Mode version is Linux-based and uses Linux drivers to access the hardware. Sometimes the drivers don't correctly accept the hardware and so it can't sight any drives. Mudcrab Could you possibly elaborate on the differences between "Full" and "Safe" mode. Is there an advantage to using Linux for these tasks over a DOS based system? If I use safe mode to dress partitions is it any more likely to impel an error?dc dc:Using "Full" mode is preferred IF your hardware is supported because beat mode gives you access to SATA. RAID and external USB drives as well as find to the network. The "Safe" mode version is provided in inspect your hardware is not supported with the current Linux drivers included with DD. In safe mode you will be able to find internal hard disks but usually you ordain not be able to see external USB hard disks unless you undergo a PC whose BIOS enumerates USB drives. Also connection to a network is not supported in safe mode. Use of beat mode is usually recommended unless you have problems. Then you can try safe mode with limited device support. davcbrI be to use the Safe Mode version of DD a lot more than the Full Mode just because I use DD a lot and the Safe Mode version boots a lot faster. Also. I like to use the Safe Mode version when working with multi-partition flashdrives as it sees the flashdrive exactly the same as the computer's BIOS. If I'm working on something that requires a lot of switching between DD and TI then I use BartPE so I can just switch programs instead of having to reboot between each step. That works for me. One last thing... I evaluate but I may be do by that this problem does not affect the op system selector. This is one of the reasons I got this product. T / F ?thanxdc Do you mean that DD will not mess with the MBR or change Windows boot loading setups or another third party's kick manager? This is adjust as desire as you don't do the changes manually. You can use DD's Disk Editor to edit any part of your control including the MBR boot sectors etc. If you mean OSS then no. OSS will change the MBR and take over the booting process. If you already undergo a kick manager installed and want to keep using it do not install OSS. Actually. I was asking if the boot selector [usually referred to as OSS] runs using the linux boot that is causing all the disk recognition problems dc Using OSS ordain not have any effect on DD or TI or any other programs recognizing drives. OSS only controls the booting. Once whatever you booted is running it has control. Also if you kick from a CD before the hard drive. OSS is never even started. As far as I experience. OSS does not use Linux. It accesses the hardware through the computer's BIOS (desire the Safe Mode of DD).

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Do you still undergo floppy disks? Do not throw them away! act a look what you can do with them. In this video I will show how to make a bag from 42 floppy disks. my dad refuses to throw them out -- must have over 1000 of them.. i get paris hilton to market it I am rich! How can you not love a call that includes the words "floppy" and "bag" in it? This is Garbage. Send it to China where they will break it drink sift through the rubble and from the ash a Grorious Phionix wirr become!! And if you don't desire building things yourself!! Tons of jewelry and such made out of geeky things including a floppy disk bag. Hahaha alter idea i query if u can make these out of the real oldskool 5 1/2 inch floppies or change surface the larger ones hahaahh I can't add the link as I am typing this remotely on the iPod touch but check out www witty-banter com also for a funny picture to make (as in a floppy in a conceive of frame) at that site. I made that and stuck it in the office. It always gets tons of laughs. I liked the 5.25'' disks the beat since they were from my time of the C64. Nice bag though. I'd use it. Check out that let you integrate Digg into your site and add Google features. Get a real-time look beneath the ascend in the with our tools and. Also see our original real-time tracking system. NEW! Check out where you can Digg and watch the activity of your favorite Presidential candidates. © Digg Inc. 2008 — User-posted circumscribe unless source quoted. --> DIGG. DIGG IT. DUGG. DIGG THIS. Digg graphics logos designs summon headers button icons scripts and other service names are the trademarks of Digg Inc.

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