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Its feature set is second-to-none among Linux distributions, particularly in the areas of software management and upgradability. This, he says, will "compel manufacturers to design computer components for upgradability or reuse. Our migration path provides for easy upgradability from our IVX E-Class, which has a maximum of 128 communications ports, to IVX X-Class, with a maximum of 256 ports, and finally to IVX Y-Class, with a maximum of 512 ports. |
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