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From: Lars Noodén
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Re: Inexpensive, low power, "wall wart" computer
Date: Wednesday, February 25, 2009 - 3:44 am
David Vasek wrote:
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> 1) Firewire controller in your machine is a realiable path to have it > cracked/crashed at any time (on most of the platforms).
Sources please, regarding cracking. As far as stability goes, I find the USB connections somewhat unreliable.
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> 2) Firewire is not supported on OpenBSD.
That would be a hinderance to testing ;) Regards, -Lars
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Inexpensive, low power, "wall wart" computer
, Dieter
, (Tue Feb 24, 9:08 am)
Re: Inexpensive, low power, "wall wart" computer
, David Vasek
, (Wed Feb 25, 2:45 am)
Re: Inexpensive, low power, "wall wart" computer
, Lars Noodén
, (Wed Feb 25, 3:26 am)
Re: Inexpensive, low power, "wall wart" computer
, David Vasek
, (Wed Feb 25, 3:34 am)
Re: Inexpensive, low power, "wall wart" computer
, Pierre Riteau
, (Wed Feb 25, 3:34 am)
Re: Inexpensive, low power, "wall wart" computer
, Lars Noodén
, (Wed Feb 25, 3:44 am)
Re: Inexpensive, low power, "wall wart" computer
, Rod Whitworth
, (Wed Feb 25, 3:47 am)
Re: Inexpensive, low power, "wall wart" computer
, David Vasek
, (Wed Feb 25, 4:04 am)
Re: Inexpensive, low power, "wall wart" computer
, Lars Noodén
, (Wed Feb 25, 4:43 am)
Re: Inexpensive, low power, "wall wart" computer
, Hannah Schroeter
, (Wed Feb 25, 5:50 am)
Re: Inexpensive, low power, "wall wart" computer
, Hannah Schroeter
, (Wed Feb 25, 5:51 am)
Re: Inexpensive, low power, "wall wart" computer
, David Vasek
, (Wed Feb 25, 6:13 am)
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