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CONFIG.SYS is the primary configuration file for the DOS and OS/2 operating systems. It is a special ASCII text file that contains user-accessible setup or configuration directives evaluated by the operating system's DOS BIOS (typically residing in IBMBIO.COM or IO.SYS) during boot. CONFIG.SYS was introduced with DOS 2.0.

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    Knoppix booting: invalid screen mode error

    When i am booting Knoppix 2.78 from a CD,It gives the error :Invalid screen mode 0 ff77 80x60 1 ff45 80x45 etc Enter correct mode number or scan When I enter 0(or ff77) or any other value,it continues upto showing the wallpaper and then crashes. Thanks in advance
  2. T

    Honoring a Beloved Member: Retiring a Screen Name

    I think I've had some pretty good posts in here, and I won't be the easiest person to forget, so I'd like my screen name retired if I ever die.
  3. R

    Exploring the Holographic Universe: Three-Dimensions vs 2-Dimensional Reality

    Studies of black hole physics by people like Hawking and Bekenstein suggests that our perceptual universe, which is perceived to have three spatial dimensions, might instead be "written" on a two-dimensional surface, analogously to a computer generated holographic projection. The everyday...
  4. P

    Can I Change My Startup Screen Without Losing My Original Screen?

    Have you ever tried this out before ? I intended to do so, I tried to install the software that will be able to do the job, I clicked on it, and it asked me to choose the colors, backgound images I like but then i thought again that if i accepted to do that, would that be ok ?, i mean will I...
  5. Doc Brown

    TFT Monitor Recommendations for Optimal Gaming Experience

    My current monitor is giving me headaches so I've decided to buy myself a 17" TFT Monitor. I'm not interested in built-in speakers. What make/models does everyone recommend, and can anyone give me some links to decent sites with good deals? These prices seem pretty keen...
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    Same Screen Names Across Websites?

    I was just curious as to whether any of you use the same screen names on other sites. For example, I'm tribdog here and my email is tribdog@msn and there are about 640 other web pages that I had to register for and every time I am tribdog. Luckily it appears that I am the only one. (Nobody say...
  7. S

    Screen with slits, on rollers, a la Feynman

    Plate with slits, on rollers, a la Feynman In one of Feynan's lectures, he describes a thought experiment about trying to 'beat' the uncertainty principle. Without going into all the details, this version of the two-slit experiment has the diffracting plate mounted on rollers. The text and the...
  8. S

    Info on heliodisplay/fog screen

    Hi I'm going to write an essay on this, but I need sources of information - especially on the physics of how these work! I've googled, but I can't find much information. Could someone please point me to a good source(s) of information. Thank you.
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    Seti@Home and other screen savers

    Who runs this on their PC/workstation? Any others like it in use among the members of PF? Just curious.
  10. Ivan Seeking

    Making a video screen out of thin air: CNN

    http://www.cnn.com/2003/TECH/ptech/09/15/videoscreen.air.reut/index.html
  11. zoobyshoe

    Can a Strong Permanent Magnet Affect a TV Screen?

    DO NOT TRY THIS EXCEPT ON A JUNK TV OR MONITOR If you hold a strong permanent magnet up to a T.V. screen while it is on, the magnetic field does some really intriguing warping of the image. When you take the magnet away the image goes back to normal except that the color is now patchy and in-...
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    What do you guys think of the above mentioned screen movies?

    What do you guys think? This is the year for sequels... X-men2, Lord of the Rings: Return of the King, Terminator 3, Matrix: Reloaded. Wat do you guys think of the above mentioned screen movies?
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