Drivers

[loi]

Hello,
AM ASKING FOR HDMI of dell latitude d620

 

[alexoiu]

Hi, http://www.dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/19/Product/latitude-d620 , Video

 

[ex_bubblehead]

The D series doesn't do HDMI

 

[Brett928S2]

The D series doesn't do HDMI

Hi

Agreed..i scrapped one around a week ago...it was VERY VERY old ...

All the best Brett

 

[ex_bubblehead]

Hi

Agreed..i scrapped one around a week ago...it was VERY VERY old ...

All the best Brett

They may be old but they're great with 4GB and Gentoo Linux on them.

 

[Brett928S2]

They may be old but they're great with 4GB and Gentoo Linux on them.

Hi

I cannot disagree, but selling a Linux machine in my shops is impossible, unfortunately...

We scrap a lot of reasonable stuff, I scrapped a 4000 X2 machine today, with a decent oldish 1 gb card in it...same reason, unsellable..

All the best Brett

 

[ex_bubblehead]

I don't sell'em, I and my crew use them (mostly D630) for live forensic captures. They're rugged, reasonably compact, and light weight.

 

[Brett928S2]

I don't sell'em, I and my crew use them (mostly D630) for live forensic captures. They're rugged, reasonably compact, and light weight.

Hi

Whats a "Forensic capture" ..out of interest ?

All the best Brett

 

[ex_bubblehead]

Hi

Whats a "Forensic capture" ..out of interest ?

All the best Brett

The simple explanation: Capturing memory contents, drive image/s, and other evidence from a suspect computer/s using tools designed so as not to alter the data in any way, for later forensic analysis. It may be done in civil, criminal, or company internal investigations. "Live" captures are done in cases where the computer can not be shut down or otherwise taken off line (company or law enforcement want a 'stealth' collection, or capturing things like encryption keys where the only copy exists in memory).

 

[Brett928S2]

The simple explanation: Capturing memory contents, drive image/s, and other evidence from a suspect computer/s using tools designed so as not to alter the data in any way, for later forensic analysis. It may be done in civil, criminal, or company internal investigations. "Live" captures are done in cases where the computer can not be shut down or otherwise taken off line (company or law enforcement want a 'stealth' collection, or capturing things like encryption keys where the only copy exists in memory).

Hi

Ah I see thanks

All the best Brett