Work At Home Top10

"I want to take this opportunity to thank you for visiting. I know that it is hard to find the right business or job that is going to fulfill your needs. I have tried to keep that in mind when I put this site together. I am dedicated to it and I never stop searching for new businesses, jobs or surveys for you to start.

I really put a lot of 'blood, sweat and tears' into this site. Even though I have managed to become financially secure using the programs I list here, I am always trying to improve. I still get the occasional email asking me questions like "How do I know your not a scam?". Short of meeting them face to face, I don't know how to convince those few people. That question used to bother me quite a bit. Mainly because of all the hard work that I do that goes on behind the scenes. I suppose I can never convince everyone that my heart is in the right place. I stopped trying. What I haven't stopped trying is to protect those that are ready to make a financial change in their life.

With that goal in mind, I continually review businesses on a daily basis. I review new ones and current ones. I get feedback from all of you. That is what matters the most. The businesses listed here all have not just been good to me, but they have also produced great results for others.

I will leave you with these words; Working from home is not just a 'pipe dream'. If you have had a bad string of luck with the businesses you have tried, I can only say to you - never, ever, give up hope. If I would have given up hope years ago, I would have been in huge personal and financial unrest. Matter of fact, in my humble opinion, the only difference between the ones that make it versus the ones that don't is that one mind set. To never give up on your dreams.."

What is the difference between a Home Business, a Home Job and Paid Surveys?
Please take a moment to read my comparison below explaining all three. Then choose which one is best for you.

HOME BUSINESS

• Much higher income potential: $3000-$50,000+ per month. With legitimate people making as much as $100,000 a month. Yes, really.
  

• You have 100% control of your results.
  

• They have a cost for their program. Usually between $47.00 to $97.00. Worth every penny.
  

• You follow their step by step business plan, that they and other ordinary people have used, to start an maintain your business.
  
• You have a lot of freedom once you get up and running. You will see mentioned a lot "auto pilot". This is because the business is mainly automatic once you have set it up.

HOME JOBS

• Lower income potential: $500-$6500+ per month.
  

• The company does not charge you to work for them. If you are working for someone, they shouldn't charge you a fee to do their work. They should pay you!
  

• Not complicated. Not that starting your own home business is, but these are generally very easy tasks that just about anyone can do. Over 1500 job listing are in our #1 pick.
• Hard to find real jobs from home UNTIL NOW!

SURVEYS

• Income potential can be anywhere from $100 to $10,000 a month. (Depends on how many you do).
  

• You control when you work. The more you take the more you make.
  

• They have a cost for their program. Usually between $39.00 to $69.00. Worth it when you choose the right site to sign up with.
  

You register with companies and they start sending you invitations to participate in surveys.

Very easy to do for anyone. No need for any kind of computer experience

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Linux on a laptop Acer 2001WLCi

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Tommaso Massimi, tmassimiREMOVE@hotmail.com
Last update: 2 May 2004

machine description:
Processor: Intel 1,4GHz Centrino
Memory: 512Mb
Screen: 15,4"WXGA TFT LCD, handles 1280x800 at depth 24
Graphics: Drive ATI Mobility Radeon 9000
Hard Disk: 40Gb
Sound: Intel ICH4 845G/GL chipset AC' 97
DVD/CD-RW: MATSHITA UJDA740
Ethernet: Realtek RTL-8139
Modem: Agere (Lucent) AC' 97
Other: 3 USB ports, Firewire,
Windows XP Home as standard
No floppy driver

I installed linux Mandrake Communit 10,0 on my Aspire 2000 and works very well,
in this doc the whole story of the installation phase.

Kernel 2.4
Before buy the laptop I found on the net a few complaining
because kernel 2.4 freezes on this laptop,
so I decide to start with the new kernel 2.6.3.

kernel 2.6
ACER is partitioning the hard disk in this way
(or at least this is what diskDruid showed me):

- 30 GB in a primary partition for XP, formatted FAT32
- 10 GB in a primary partition utility and recovery for XP, formatted FAT32
- a small primary partition win95 Hidden, there is a DOS boot
- a small primary partition with Linux for ARCADE,
a tool to play MP3 and audio CD.

The CDs supplied from M$ and Acer can be only used to reproduce the
original situation software, crushing each modification you made(also to XP);
such CDs can't work if you changed the size of the partition.

In other words these CDs are unuseful at all.

However since I have had to buy also XP I have decided to keep it,
also to be able to test all the devices with the software supported
from the laptop producer.

Installing Mandrake 10

From XP, run defrag on the disc C:,
then reboot with a Linux CD in the reader and go on with the install process.
With diskdruid I tried to resize 30 Gb partition and create a new EXT3 partition,
but I received an error "4 primary partition already present".

So I erased the Arcade linux partition and finally it was possible
to create both ext3 and swap partitions.
The installation went on without other trouble,
but soon I see that XP was not more working (NTLoader missing).

After long searches and keeping in mind that the original CDs are unuseful,
I discovered the source of the problem:

bug M$

if the disc is FAT32 and you try to change the size of the partition,
NT will not start anymore!

I solved as M$ suggests:
starting the laptop with a Win 98 bootable CD
(there isn't a floppy driver in the laptop),
I transferred the system on the fixed disc (D:\sys c:),
then restart with a bootable XP CD and finally
from the console I used bootfix.
Now both the SO are available:)

Finally it was possible to see mandrake 10,0 (kerne 6.2.3)
and refine the configuration

ACPI
is the Advanced Power Control Interface,
useful to check battery status on a laptop.
Mandrake doesn't start it and it does not install a part
of its package,
so it is necessary to modify /etc/lilo.conf
to remove acpi=ht

Then it is necessary to install acpid and kdeutil3-laptop.
After reboot open system->configuration->powercontrol
and select "laptop battery"; now you should have the battery icon
on the task bar.

TOUCHPAD
the touchpad works like mouse with two buttons,
it doesn't detect finger pressure
and that species of joystick centers doesn't work.
But if install the Peter Osterlund's driver
you will forget all these problems.
The joystick will not work, but you'll never need it :)))
The driver is here :


http://w1.894.telia.com/~u89404340/touchpad/index.html
http://freshmeat.net/projects/synaptics/

the package is named synaptics-0.12.5.tar.bz2,
compile and it install it,
load at startup the module evdev (/etc/modprobe.preload)
and... go!!
Now you have on the touchpad the left, centers and right mouse button,
windows scrool and more... thanks Peter!! :))

NET and WIFI

At the first boot network didn't start,
but it worked manually loading the right module
(modprobe 8139too)

ifconfig showed a strange HW addr, so I made a few investigation.

seems that at boot time ifplugd tries to load the wifi device as eth0,
creating a lot of confusion.

Commenting the line related to the wifi module in
/etc/modprobe.conf the problem is solved.
I haven't the possibilty to use wifi,
so I don't care if its module is loaded or not.

USB
A few trouble also on the USB section:
to fix them I installed the kernel 6.4 and
changed the initialisation script (/etc/modprobe.conf) to

usb-interface /sbin/modprobe ehci-hcd; /sbin/modprobe uhci-hcd;

Now USB works a lot better.

MODEM
It's a winmodem, Agere (Lucent) AC' 97
in kernel the 2,6 it is supported by ALSA,
but you need to apply a patch for kernels older than 2.6.5

Here there s what you need
ftp://ftp.smlink.com/linux/

package name is slmodem-2.9.2.tar.gz

I have still not tested it, I have a net connection to Internet.


Thank for this learning to "http://home.tele2.it"