I'm not sure where to even place the files I want to share. Ideally, I could have a folder on the desktop or documents folder of each machine that I could just place files in and share.
I would like to network my main desktop (7 x64/Fedora 11) and my MSI Wind (XP) using a five port switch. Currently, Im able to ping each of the machines, but Im lost as to how to actually transfer files. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
I don't really care about internet connectivity on any of them but my main desktop right now. I mainly want to be able to stream media over the netbook. Is it as simple as buying a wireless router and assigning a few IPs?
I'm trying to set up a way to connect my netbook, smartphone, torrent box and main desktop in my home. I can't get broadband, so I'm stuck on dial-up. Is wireless networking possible with only a dial-up connection?
I would bet that your drive will be fine. If it dies, I doubt the shipping journey had anything to do with it. Like was said earlier in this topic, most HDDs have a very high G force tolerance when they aren't powered on.
Every folder, by default, has this view:
http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/hh27/johnrhance/grid.jpg
I would like to change it so that this view is the default:
http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/hh27/johnrhance/gridlarge.jpg
Can anyone help me do that? I've looked all over the place to no avail.