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Re: IR Tower and Hyperthreading
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lugnet.robotics
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Wed, 7 Jan 2004 09:51:55 GMT
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Jean-Henry Berevoescu <BEREVOESCU@spamlessSBCGLOBAL.NET>
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Mike Thorn wrote:
> At 10:41 AM 1/6/2004, you wrote:
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>> Here is what LEGO should be doing right now:
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>> 1) Putting something up on their website that acknowledges there is a
>> problem, that they are working on it, and a planned target date for
>> resolution.
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> The problem is that they never promised to support XP. The only thing
listed is 98/ME. In fact, they explicitly say 2K and NT are _not_ supported.
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>> In the meantime, those of you having problems could try disabling
>> Hyperthreading in the BIOS, which should effectively disable it in
>> Windows XP.
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> Everywhere this is mentioned, someone says you have to reinstall
windows after doing this...is that true?
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> Thanks for the help, it's really appreciated!
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> ~Mike
Hi,
I had the same problem with an XP on a <3GHz >2GHz machine.
The single sane sollution I had was to use the serial IR Tower from
my Mindstorms 1.0. The bet I took was the IR protocol between the
IR Tower and the Brick didn't change. And it seems that it didn't.
It is slower (is a serial connection) and one has to have the previous
Mindstorms 1.0 version, but it is an option.
BTW: I'm a Linux guy and I'd prefer to work with it on my favorite platform.
Is there a place I can get tools to do it (compilers, drivers for the IR
interface
or whatever else is needed)?
Jean
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