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audioguru · 12th October 2009, 05:11 PM

Kenny,
Your problem with too many LEDs lighting is caused by too many inputs at +5V and at 0V.

dawhale · 20th October 2009, 07:08 PM

Did you ever get this working?

DD

kenny782 · 20th October 2009, 08:34 PM

I did some more testing and the results just make no sense.
So I'm just gonna exchange the breadboard or solder this thing.

But I've put it aside temporarily.
The three terabyte raid-5 storage array on my desktop blew up when Windows 7 touched it.
And it was a Windows array..thanks MS.

Then while trying to fix it I got the virus from hell.
After 4 days I just had to wipe out Windows.
It's the only virus I've ever failed to remove, pray you never get this thing.
And trust me when you manage 600 machines you get one now and them lol

And during those two things one drive died in my primary array.
Luckily I just ordered a new drive and that one will rebuild.

And a week before all this a can of spray paint blew up in my truck.

I think someone upstairs doesn't like me this month...
I couldn't make this stuff up if I tried.

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12th October 2009, 05:11 PM	#31
audioguru	Kenny, Your problem with too many LEDs lighting is caused by too many inputs at +5V and at 0V. __________________ Uncle $crooge

20th October 2009, 07:08 PM	#32
dawhale	Did you ever get this working? DD

20th October 2009, 08:34 PM	#33
kenny782	I did some more testing and the results just make no sense. So I'm just gonna exchange the breadboard or solder this thing. But I've put it aside temporarily. The three terabyte raid-5 storage array on my desktop blew up when Windows 7 touched it. And it was a Windows array..thanks MS. Then while trying to fix it I got the virus from hell. After 4 days I just had to wipe out Windows. It's the only virus I've ever failed to remove, pray you never get this thing. And trust me when you manage 600 machines you get one now and them lol And during those two things one drive died in my primary array. Luckily I just ordered a new drive and that one will rebuild. And a week before all this a can of spray paint blew up in my truck. I think someone upstairs doesn't like me this month... I couldn't make this stuff up if I tried.