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Windows Vista and on my Asus A6R notebook

Thu, 23. August 2007, 20:19:38

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My ASUS A6R notebook disassemble / dismantle

Sun, 5. August 2007, 01:20:07

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Ext2 and Ext3 in Windows Vista and Windows 7

Sun, 25. October 2009, 05:26:36

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ASUS A6R Ubuntu 8.10

Tue, 11. November 2008, 12:11:01

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Linux and Multimedia - Music Players and Music Managers

Sun, 26. October 2008, 06:22:22

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Latest Comments

rustislove: does anybody know how to disassemble the whole notebook - to get to the c-mos battery ? A service manual would be very helpful....

Me: Hi, the battery is about where your right hand is when you type on the keyboard. See the photo of the mainboard at http://www.mi...

hi: i wonder where the cmos battery is located? i opened my a6r, but i couldnt find it......

papu: it is very useful for us...

Andrius: hi. how to dissasemble all parts? there is one srew or smth near CPU. i couldnt remove it. it holds all case...help me please. ...

Me: Well, in my country you can get it in almost any professional PC store. But I don't know if there is an international distributi...

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ASUS A6R

Component	Subscore	Base score
Processor	3.4	3.0 Determined by lowest subscore
Memory (RAM)	3.9
Graphics	4.1
Gaming graphics	3.0
Primary hard disk	3.8
Windows Vista (TM) Business

Home PC

Component	Subscore	Base score
Processor	5.3	5.3 Determined by lowest subscore
Memory (RAM)	5.9
Graphics	5.9
Gaming graphics	5.9
Primary hard disk	5.9
Windows Vista (TM) Home Premium

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Main DEV
running
Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron

ASUS A6R
running
Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Ibex

X-DEV
running
OpenSUSE 11.0

ALIX.1C
running
Ubuntu 7.10

SH4 Board
running
ElinOS

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Quick introduction to .NET

.NET is Microsoft's stack-based virtual machine for running managed code and an application framework.

At present moment, you can not run .NET natively on any processor (but perhaps see my article on the topic of Hardware support of the current stack-based virtual machines), so you need a .NET framework to run the managed code. For Windows, there is the fully featured and smoothly running .NET 3.5 available, for Linux there is the Mono project, which is pursuing to implement Windows-equivalent functions to the Linux environment, but as far as I tried, you yet can't rely on this being the same as the Windows .NET framework.

Comparison of .NET and Java

Sun, 29. July 2007, 14:33:18

I've been programming in both Java and C# for some time now, and so far I haven't seen a brief summary or comparison of these technologies, so I made my own one.

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