What is a "physical address extension"?
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it is a feature of the x86 series of the processors that allows upto 64GB of physical memory compatible to the 32bit processor based computers. provided there is a compatible operating system support. it is supported by most of the intel and AMD processors, there is an assinment of a CPU-ID flag for the purpose of the identification of the processors supporting the feature.
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Not sure, They are much larger than 4 bytes, they have to contain addresse and source information. I bet they are generally multiples of 4, but don't think that there is a requirement, more like there is a structural reason in the way packets are assembled.   They are probably all multiples of 8 bytes too.
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The MAC address is the most basic address associated with the hardware (wether it is wireless or not).  It is usually hard coded in the adapter card although some can be changed.\n\nThis is not to be confused with the IP address which is speciffic to TCP/IP protocol and has nothing to do with the MAC address.
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Logical Block Addressing.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logical_block_addressing
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Where it says address, just type it in there..
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Press reply first and then change the address as required
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check address your sending it to
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you can right click on a blank space.. go down to properties & then copy the address (url)
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IP addresses are not directly related to physical addresses. The best you can get is the address of the company that the address is issued to. You can do that search here: http://ws.arin.net/cgi-bin/whois.pl
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61\nhttp://sezindia.nic.in/Important_addresses.asp
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You're talking about commercial space. \n\nTry LoopNet, Re/Max, etc...
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Put in an address that begins with only A. and that will start it out with just the A. Cannot help you with the last part because you have so many that they are not going to be on one page, so the page will end up the way it does using a truncated name.
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go to "tools" "internet options" then under homepage, type the address that you want
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direct addressing (which means specifying the effective address within the assembly instruction) is pretty limited - it means that you have to know the absolute address when you write the code, which is at most times impractical since programs and their data are loaded into a different addresses in memory each time they are loaded. \n\nindirect addressing (which means that the effective address is stored in a register and the assembly instruction points to that register) is much more useful - for example when a subroutine is called, the caller may store the return address in a register, and when the subroutine finishes, it jumps to that return address using indirect addressing.
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Cut and paste address to your address file, The pull it up and click.
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an old address doesn't forward to a new one.
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Type in the address, silly.