A customer gave me a laptop to fix. One of the problems is that both batteries
from when she purchased the laptop 2 years ago are completely dead...
immediate power down when utility power is removed. Without a known good
battery or assistance from the manufacturer (they said they don't have
We used to stay away from the Intels because of Cost.
However, they have come down a bit now. The 100/1000 PCIe version are now
under $450.
We use them, and a clear winner.
Whether it works under STAROS, I do not know.
Tom DeReggi
RapidDSL Wireless, Inc
IntAirNet- Fixed Wireless Broadband
What does MT do that Star doesn't do in the routing arena?
I'll add that both platforms have the same flaw. They use OpenSource, but
then close the system. Seems kind of opposite the purpose.
On a possitive note, I have to say, Mikrotik has really innovated their
platform, with a lot of their
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This is most likely due to buss speed... One of the major oversights for
builders of systems.
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From: Marlon K. Schafer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] Intel-based 4-port Fast
Laptop make/model? Each have their own quirks as to the power system.
Example, Dells are ok to run with no battery, Compaqs tend to get
upset, Acers are hit and miss and i'm sure there are exceptions with
in each. Depending on make/model the power/battery leds should inform
you as to the status of
