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Post 31974 by Neo on Friday 15th of November 2002 01:30:27 PM
11-15-2002
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That is just the way it is.. you get what you pay for and like they say in IETF, if you can do better or want a new feature, please start coding 
I will send the current UNIX.COM SWiSH file to people who wants to put some time into it.
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I like these folks and their Flash talent....... and would like to have a default forum with a similar (but different) look and feel
These cost about $20,000 +++ USD to build and if anyone wants to hire 2Advanced for $30,000 to build UNIX.COM forums, please feel free.
I will send the current UNIX.COM SWiSH file to people who wants to put some time into it.
Check out:
www.2advanced.com
I like these folks and their Flash talent....... and would like to have a default forum with a similar (but different) look and feel
These cost about $20,000 +++ USD to build and if anyone wants to hire 2Advanced for $30,000 to build UNIX.COM forums, please feel free.|
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TRM(4) BSD Kernel Interfaces Manual TRM(4) NAME
trm -- Tekram TRM-S1040 ASIC based PCI SCSI host adapter driver SYNOPSIS
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The trm driver supports PCI SCSI host adapters based on the Tekram TRM-S1040 SCSI ASIC. HARDWARE
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