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Thanks for the reply - I've tried both USB ports, to no avail. The network card is onboard.
On stopping the apache service, I get a bit more speed, but not back to full strength - even killing all apache-related processes doesn't help. Only turning the camera off or unplugging the camera...
Camera in question : Kodak EasyShare C433 (crap yes, but I don't trust my gf with my camera)
Computer : Alienware M5550
Drama : When I plug the camera into the usb port, my broadband connection gets throttled back to ~16KB/s from the normal 300-500KB/s
Only thing I can see in the task...
While I understand you want to use this project to practice your brazing, might I recommend you bend the aluminium sheets into shape from one piece for the drive cage and possibly the bottom & sides of the case? E.g.
Not only does it look nicer, but brazing might be a bit fiddly for this...
Well, figured it out, and feel like a fool :P
Issue was when I originally installed the heatsink onto the CPU, a hair got in there. This was enough to cause a thermal issue, but for some reason the computer wouldn't shut off. Just locked up.
Problem solved, another lesson learnt.
As the title says, I've got a Delta M81ENT-FX mobo (ITX) that I've been trying to get going for a few days now. Problem is, several seconds after turning on, the keyboard stops responding - whether it be USB or P/S2. Usually it lasts long enough for me to press DEL to get into the BIOS and if...