OS: Windows 8 RTM 90 day Evaluation 32bit PC: Acer Aspire One AOA 150 CPU: Atom N270 Graphics: Mobile Intel 945 Graphics Chipset with 256 MB memory HDD: 500gb 7200rpm SATA(custom) Screen Resolution: 1024x600 Installation: Installation was launched from within Windows 8 Release Preview. However, since upgrading from Windows 8 Release Preview to RTM is not supported, a clean installation was done Installing Windows 8 : License Agreement Select Upgrade vs Custom Install Select Partition Windows 8 Installation Windows 8 installation restarts the computer a couple of times. After installing devices, installation prompts you to select express settings vs custom settings. These settings include the new "Do Not Track" feature in Internet Explorer 10, which is enabled by default if you select Express Settings and is shown clearly. It also includes a "Share information with Apps including your name, picture and location" setting. This is to pe
Is your CPU Temperature too High? How high is high enough? Is 60 degree Celsius high enough or is 70 degree Celsius the threshold? Hipatic covers your temperature problems right here. Below we discuss Intel Core 2 Duo. If your CPU is overheating, visit our CPU Overheating Guide and CPU Overheating: Symptoms, Causes, & Solutions To measure CPU Temperatures you may need Real Temp Intel Core 2 Duo: (If you wish to access the PDF related to your processor, please first follow the link given under sources at the end of the article instead of directly accessing the pdf link given under each sub heading. This will help you access the latest information on your processor from Intel's website & will also prevent hotlinking.) 1. Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor E8000 Series Intel ® Core™2 Duo Processor E8600, E8500, E8400, E8300, E8200, E8190 Thermal Profile Range: 45.1 degree Celsius (Power - 0W) to 72.4 degree Celsius (Power 65W) Source: http://download.intel.com/design/processor/dat
I was going through the CS50 lectures of Fall 2011. CS50 recommends using the CS50 Appliance which is a VirtualBox installation of Fedora with libraries and software needed for the CS50 course. However, if you are already running a flavour of Linux (Ubuntu 12.04 in the case of this article) and want to do the examples natively, read on. On Linux, the CS50 manual gives instructions on how to install the CS50 Library for C for Linux ( Fedora / Ubuntu ). After installing the CS50 Library for C, I tried running some samples. While making pointers.c in the Week 5 lecture, I came across this error $make pointers cc pointers.c -o pointers pointers.c: In function ‘main’: pointers.c:27:5: error: ‘for’ loop initial declarations are only allowed in C99 mode pointers.c:27:5: note: use option -std=c99 or -std=gnu99 to compile your code make: *** [pointers] Error 1 If instead of using make, you use gcc pointers .c you will get a similar error. To correct this, I ran $gcc pointers.