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  1. 7th Jun 2005 13:23 #1
    joepic
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    Here is a little snip from the article:


    "Recently, the developers of the PxScan, PxView, and PxLinux utilities received cease and desist letters sent by a lawyer company in Brussels representing Shinano Kenshi, the Japanese company which controls the Plextor brand and develops Plextools (R) for Windows"

    "I'm Alexander Noé:, currently studying computer science at TU-Chemnitz. The utilities PxScan/PxView i've developed perform error scans on Plextor PX-712/716 and Plextor Premium drives. The tests are the same, but PlexTools had some handling I didn't like, for example you can run several tests on DVDs, but in PlexTools you couldn't trigger them at once, but rather had to trigger one test at one time. My goal was just to make all that more convenient."

    The complete article can be found here:

    http://portal.wikinerds.org/interview-alex-noe-2005jun
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  2. 7th Jun 2005 14:48 #2
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    "Don't make software for our hardware!"

    Can they do that?
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  3. 7th Jun 2005 15:01 #3
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    as long as they don't infringe on plextools or reverse engineer any firmware etc ... i dont see why not ..
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