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06-29-2005 at 07:39:34 AM

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I have built a cepc platform and I've downloaded it
to several different computers.(laptops)

The boot time differs from one computer to another, but
the computers cpu&memory isn't so different,
(one computer loads the CE in 10 sec. and other loads it
within 70 sec.)

does anyone has an explanation?


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