Well, it seems that a few people had smart ass comments such as "Read the Manual" or "Slashdot is not Highpoint Tech support." Well, maybe you should take your time and use it more wisely. For all you know, your "advice" has allready been attempted. If the person who posted reads slashdot, he/she more then likely knows the nature of the slashdot comunity. If thats the case, then most of your advice, such as read the manual, and call highpoint has been done. When was the last time you e-mailed tech support and got an answer back? I never have besides "We are working on a resolution to your problem..." I have too much time on my hands because I am writing telling you what assholes you are, but maybe it would be nice to help rather then refer. Also, what if the controller is onboard? For a bunch of Linux geeks, I'd expect someone to think of that.
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Well, it seems that a few people had smart ass comments such as "Read the Manual" or "Slashdot is not Highpoint Tech support." Well, maybe you should take your time and use it more wisely. For all you know, your "advice" has allready been attempted. If the person who posted reads slashdot, he/she more then likely knows the nature of the slashdot comunity. If thats the case, then most of your advice, such as read the manual, and call highpoint has been done. When was the last time you e-mailed tech support and got an answer back? I never have besides "We are working on a resolution to your problem..." I have too much time on my hands because I am writing telling you what assholes you are, but maybe it would be nice to help rather then refer. Also, what if the controller is onboard? For a bunch of Linux geeks, I'd expect someone to think of that.