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"Ever since our launch over four years ago we've been bombarded with e-mail asking us to address the reliability of hard drives. Well folks, this is it... the culmination of months of discussion, research, and development. We're pleased to unveil our 2nd-generation SR Drive Reliability Database!"
crawling already
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Xandros 1.0
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· Score: 4, Informative
'Tseems the site has all but yielded already. You can find some info at Distrowatch
Don't forget the roots, either: http://linux.corel.com/
(1) The phone cuts out for no apparent reason and
periodically reboots itself. 2 mates who had the
same model of phone had the exact same problem,
ergo it's a design fault.
Quite astounding, except for the fact that my FonyEricsson 68 does the exact same things -- and is painfully slooow to use with the small buttons and unmatched menu latency.
Better yet: sometimes the t68 seemingly comes up with a fit of the blue screens (screen shuts down, phone doesn't respond to any buttons including ON/OFF) and is only revivable by way of removing the battery.
Seen Nokias (5 yrs in use), seen Ericssons (1yr). Now what? Motorola? Samsung? Please.
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"Ever since our launch over four years ago we've been bombarded with e-mail asking us to address the reliability of hard drives. Well folks, this is it... the culmination of months of discussion, research, and development. We're pleased to unveil our 2nd-generation SR Drive Reliability Database!"
'Tseems the site has all but yielded already. You can find some info at Distrowatch
Don't forget the roots, either: http://linux.corel.com/
(1) The phone cuts out for no apparent reason and
periodically reboots itself. 2 mates who had the
same model of phone had the exact same problem,
ergo it's a design fault.
Quite astounding, except for the fact that my FonyEricsson 68 does the exact same things -- and is painfully slooow to use with the small buttons and unmatched menu latency.
Better yet: sometimes the t68 seemingly comes up with a fit of the blue screens (screen shuts down, phone doesn't respond to any buttons including ON/OFF) and is only revivable by way of removing the battery.
Seen Nokias (5 yrs in use), seen Ericssons (1yr). Now what? Motorola? Samsung? Please.