Dell Studio: where is my hdd activity led

Well,  Dell Studio is provided with any led but on/off led.
You may get a hdd activity led via software or … or …
try pressing Fn+H …
and on/on led will become the HDD Activity Led you needed.  😉

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Riders & Teams: Stoner moves to Honda, Rossi to Ducati.

Based on this news: Stoner will move to Honda in 2011. ok!
Rumors says: Rossi will move to Ducati in 2011. (italian lang here) ok!

And what??    Both riders will move their teams with.
What ????
How many other people will move with ? 5-10-15 … I don’t know!

Rossi made the same (more or less) a few years ago moving from Honda to Yamaha.

Is there anything in common with something you already know ?   mmmmmmm
Just a tip:  “Individuals and interactions over processes and tools”.
What if I say Manifesto for Agile Software Development.

Motorbikes (aka Tools) change totally!
People move to different tools!

People means more than tools!

Outside IT is a well known rules … why the whole IT folks didn’t already learn ?

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Build VS2010 sln (with unit tests) in TFS2008

Everything worked fine migrating VS2008 solution to VS2010 solution … didn’t it?!?

TFS2008 had a word, because of a reference: unit test projects have reference to Microsoft.VisualStudio.QualityTools.UnitTestFramework.dll, version 10.0.0.0 .
Of course!!!
TFS machine didn’t have .Net4.0 (or VS2010!!!) installed on…done!
Note: VS2010 doesn’t permit change target framework unit test projects, stuck to .Net 4.0, so installing .Net 4.0 is a must!

Again, TFS2008 wasn’t able find that .Net 4.0 assembly … MSBuild build path isn’t updated … yeah! 😉
In order to add new libraries path, you have to updated build service config file (C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common7\IDE\PrivateAssemblies\TfsBuildService.exe.config) and update MSBuildPath value with assemblies path.

full guide here: How To Build VS2010 Solutions Using TFS2008 Team Build

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The Windows Installer does not permit installation from a Remote Desktop Connection

Here are details: Windows 7 + Virtual PC, guest os Windows XP.
SharpDevelop 4.0 Beta1 release available (here) … so Let’s have a look!
But … the message popup is around the corner: The Windows Installer does not permit installation from a Remote Desktop Connection .

I couldn’t install SharpDevelop in virtual machine. Why???
Because of I run setup from shared drive.
solution: copy setup file in vm drive.

ps: same solution for XP Mode

full instruction here:
Ack! The Windows Installer does not permit installation from a Remote Desktop Connection

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Project Server 2010 reference

This site is a very good reference to learn Project Server 2010: Project Server 2010 Development and Customization
Better keep an eye on it! 😉

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