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Abu Dhabi, UAE Trip

Abu Dhabi, UAE Trip

By fonse. on April 5, 2008

My visit to Abu Dhabi, one of the seven emirates and the largest and thus the capital of the United Arab Emirates, I’m left with mixed feelings. I did not experience everything the city can offer, thus my testimonial is short and simple. I hope that another traveler would find this entry helpful upon visiting [...]

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WD MyBook WE NFS Enabled

By fonse. on December 23, 2007

Eee PC comes with XandrOS distro of Linux, therefore the way I access my network files is different than when I’m using Windows. Fortunately, there is a system called the Network File System (NFS). First generation of WD Netcenter are NFS enabled, but my recent acquisition — the MyBook World Edition — is not NFS enabled. Therefore I have [...]

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