At least that's how it seems to me. My company has had servers damaged by UPS a couple of times. I have even seen servers in wooden boxes get damaged. Recently we sent a bunch out to Microsoft for a demo, and they got absolutely destroyed. They are now trophies in the ProServ department.
"This is supposed to be a happy occasion. Let's not bicker and argue about who killed who."
Sorry. I just didn't look hard enough before I posted my question. I was searching for "Cute Cat", instead of "Cue Cat". Didn't mean to waste anyone's time.
Does anyone know how I can get ahold of the linux drivers. I have looked and haven't been able to find them. I know people might not want to post URLs, because it would allow the Digital:Convergence to track the them down, but if I could find out the name of the gzip file or something, I could look on gnutella. Thanks.
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At least that's how it seems to me. My company has had servers damaged by UPS a couple of times. I have even seen servers in wooden boxes get damaged. Recently we sent a bunch out to Microsoft for a demo, and they got absolutely destroyed. They are now trophies in the ProServ department.
"This is supposed to be a happy occasion. Let's not bicker and argue about who killed who."
Sorry. I just didn't look hard enough before I posted my question. I was searching for "Cute Cat", instead of "Cue Cat". Didn't mean to waste anyone's time.
Does anyone know how I can get ahold of the linux drivers. I have looked and haven't been able to find them. I know people might not want to post URLs, because it would allow the Digital:Convergence to track the them down, but if I could find out the name of the gzip file or something, I could look on gnutella. Thanks.