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Re: tinycore_v2.8rc1

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http://tinycorelinux.com – Quote from: bmarkus on January 05, 2010, 11:52:49 PMHopefully I will have access to another notebook with the same type where I can test it to exclude unique issue with my machine.Unfortunately couldn't test as machine wa... (Distributions)

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