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Comment on ASUS A8JS Laptop – Hardware Review by bluespot

bluespot — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 16:58:11 +0000

WEEEE i love asus so much!! cant go wrong with a pink color, unfortunately my local dealer doesn’t sell one and i had to go online to get one. glad to come across http://asusguys.com/, they also have pink bags for it! love it!, also bought a spare battery just in case

Comment on Configure Exim4 on Debian Etch/Lenny/Sid to use Gmail as a SmartHost by varun

varun — Sun, 16 Aug 2009 06:56:53 +0000

I am able to resolv the above problem by heaven sake..
-create a folder “Maildir” in the user’s home using “maildirmake Maildir”
-In the console type the following command
chown -R username:username Maildir/

Comment on Configure Exim4 on Debian Etch/Lenny/Sid to use Gmail as a SmartHost by varun

varun — Sun, 16 Aug 2009 06:33:25 +0000

I was trying configuring exim4,I am happy enough with your post.But I do have two problems while configuring.

1)/etc/exim4/email-addresses file is not present.(manually added)
2)Error:connection dropped by imap server

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Comment on ASUS A8JS Laptop – Hardware Review by Le Fei

Le Fei — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 07:50:26 +0000

@Eduardo How did you manage to find the drivers to run Windows 7 on your Asus A8J?

Comment on ASUS A8JS Laptop – Hardware Review by Eduardo Ristow

Eduardo Ristow — Mon, 18 May 2009 15:08:32 +0000

Well after more than 2 years using the A8Js I could write a long term review, instead here are just a few observations.

Great Linux support, I’m using it with Ubuntu and Gentoo, flawless. Only a few tweaks were needed. Also works great with Windows 7. After upgrading to a 320gb HD and 4Gb RAM (although it only sees 3gb, bummer!) it became a true fast machine.

Overheating problem is due to the awful thermal paste used. I was getting at least one overheat shutdown per day until I changed it to Arctic Ceramic, now the idle temperature dropped 25°C and tops on 76°C, way better than 75~100°C! Incredible!!!

The original paste can be a little tricky to remove, but with the help of a heat-gun (a blow dryer also works), a small spatula and some isopropilic alcohol it was not that hard to come loose.

Hinges are still a major problem, my A8Js is completely broken and there isn’t any parts available to buy! I’m living in Brazil and the Asus Reseller do not warranty products bought abroad: Where is the Global warranty!?!?

The solution is to buy the parts that are available and manufacturer replacements for those that aren’t. Meantime I managed to temporary fix it using JB-Weld. But I really don’t know until when it will works.

Bottom line is that Asus have the most great notebook specifications with the worst possible built quality.

Next notebook probably won’t be an ASUS.

Comment on ASUS A8JS Laptop – Hardware Review by JoeJack

JoeJack — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 22:20:45 +0000

I’ve had this laptop for nearly 3y, and love it. It has shortcomings (lots of crap to uninstall, battery life is abysmal, keyboard layout takes getting used to, but I always swap CTRL and CAPS LOCK anyway I use it as my home, work, and portable computer. At home I run S/PDIF output from the headphone jack to my stereo, and the DVI port means I don’t need a docking station just to drive an LCD at work and home. (Nowadays most laptops have HDMI – also nice, but you may need an extra adapter for it). I paid $50 extra for bluetooth support, and have an expresscard adapter for 2 eSATA drives. Just upgraded to 3GB memory and a 7200RPM 320GB drive, and hope to get a couple more years out of it. So it has its quirks, but considering that at the time I bought it it was spec’d much nicer than a macbook pro and for $500 less, I think it was a great buy.