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Get to know the versatile eWay TK-63T--and install a hard drive yourself

Overview Justin James is building a low-energy UNIX server using the fanless eWay TK-63T bare bones system. Step one: A look at the system (and the adventure of ordering it), along with a walk-through of the hard drive installation process.

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Publisher	Justin James	File Format	PDF
Date Published	December 2006	Downloads	411
Format	Downloads
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