I recently had a brief power failure, didn't lose any data whatsoever,
and decided that my Linux box has had its free-bee...
I read reviews, checked the HOWTO's, searched the web, and this is what
I know thus far:
APC seems to have the name brand recognition, but they are not
I recently had a brief power failure, didn't lose any data whatsoever,
and decided that my Linux box has had its free-bee...
I read reviews, checked the HOWTO's, searched the web, and this is what
I know thus far:
APC seems to have the name brand recognition, but they are not
Linux-friendly
Dan Hugo [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
BEST and TrippLite get nice marks, but not too common in stores. They
are mentioned in HOWTO I read, but only very briefly.
Go with a Best Power, IMHO. The one sitting on top of my computer is
great. It's compact, light (for a UPS), no-hassle, and Linux
Dan Hugo wrote:
Opti-UPS gets great reviews in the general press, but no connection
(that I have found, HOWTO's or otherwise) between any Linux users and
that brand of UPS.
Does anyone know anything about the Opti-UPS's? I sent mail to their
tech support today asking if they support
Re: UPSs
APC seems to have the name brand recognition, but they are not
Linux-friendly (though there has been a lot of reverse-engineering).
BEST and TrippLite get nice marks, but not too common in stores. They
are mentioned in HOWTO I read, but only very briefly.
Opti-UPS gets great
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