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And a Happy New Year to all...

Happy birthday, Brian!

Actually, that model HP sports an ASUS P5LP-LE motherboard: http://www.esaitech.com/cgi-bin/showimg.pl?url=/objects/catalog/product/image/img476921.jpg

You did not give us much to work with, other than mentioning that it's an HP. Is it a notebook? A desktop? When a PC's first powered up, it goes through the POST cycle (Power On Self-Test). First, the CPU initializes, and looks to the system's ROM BIOS for instructions which are stored in CMOS. These instructions direct it to find a video adapter, set bus clock speeds, and then check for installed RAM. Then it queries other harware addresss, such as the keyboard controller, drive adapters, ports, etc. Normally this activity is displayed on the monitor during the POST and boot cycles, but some PC manufacturers (HP,Dell,Acer, etc) hide this behind a splash screen....dumb idea, as now one doesn't really know at which point in the cycle the unit is hanging up at. If I were to take a guess, I'd say try reseating your system's RAM modules and and add on cards (Video, Sound, etc.)

Yes, you should listen to Kevin because he's quite familiar with the whole process. Isn't that right, Mr. Gsh-301, errrr, I meant Wrench...OK?

Is this the effect that you were trying to achieve, Xclusive?

That's it....'21F/'21PF/'21MF-early-21bis

The only authentic cockpits, are those by Paladrian for the various MiG-21 variants. The others are substitutes.

WTF you lookin' at, Kim?

http://combatace.com/topic/49849-dx10-effects-shaders-list/

http://combatace.com/topic/49849-dx10-effects-shaders-list/

Already been done (with AWACs), and no, it doesn't have to be armed with RHMs, or anything for that matter. Just an A2A radar in search mode. Virtual RHMs are needed only if one wishes to see a "dedicated" AWACs symbol on a TEWs RWR screen. The only drawback is that it only works (reliably) in scripted missions.

Again, ONLY AIRBORNE RADARS serve to detect other flights BVR. Ground based radars do nothing, other than serve as ARM magnets, and direct AAA (if one knows how to set them up) and/or SAMs of the same type as the radar's network. They DO NOT provide early warning to aircraft. Want to settle this? Ask the question at ThirdWire's site, and see what TK says.

Redcrown makes calls bandit calls based on one of two factors: When an enemy flight is within visual detection parameters of a friendly flight, or, when an enemy flight is detected by either you, or one of your wingmen on radar. Ground-based radars have absolutely nothing to do with Redcrown, as I've seen SAMs and AAA engage bandits well before Redcrown acknowledged their presence. And it's been that way since the series came out in 2002.

The most RAM that any single 32-bit application can be allocated, is 2048 mb, or 2 gb.

At least as far as internal guns go, add/edit this line in the aircraftdata.ini: TracerLoading=X

Merry Christmas to all!

That's 0-100 KPH (as in 62 MPH) in 3.1 seconds. The Bugatti Veyron SS is still the quickest to 100 KPH: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fastest_cars_by_acceleration

Did you add the AirToAir=True line to the rocket's weapondata.ini?

You forgot to add the following EXP2 parameter to the mighty mouse rocket data: AirToAir=TRUE

The Arizona, Oklahoma, Nevada, and Pennsylvania all had tripod masts by that time. The California, Tennessee, West Virginia, and Maryland still sported cage masts.