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Mandriva Club is a place where members gather to access community services, like the knowledge base, community blogs, documentation, new RPMs or the Newbie Area, and much more… Join the Mandriva community and be part of the Club: it just takes a minute and it's free!

Are you an existing club member? Are you wondering about the former Download service? The Powerpack Download Subscription is designed for customers who wish to stay current with the latest Linux technologies, with a fully updated system. Subscribers get access to 2 download versions of Mandriva Linux Powerpack for 59€ per year, only 10€ more than the price of a single Powerpack release. Offered at a very attractive price, the Powerpack Download Subscription is replacing the former Club download service. Subscribe to the Powerpack Download Subscription now! (1 year)

Worldwide Mandriva Linux 2009 Installfest

Published by Anne on Wednesday, October 22 2008 @ 03:55:49 CEST

In order to bring Mandriva Linux 2009 new users and present the new features and technologies available in Mandriva Linux 2009, Mandriva is mobilizing its network of Linux User Groups (LUGs) to coordinate a worldwide install-fest on November 22nd 2008.

Mandriva Linux 2009, the brand new release of Mandriva!

Published by Theophanis on Wednesday, October 15 2008 @ 09:57:49 CEST

Mandriva Linux 2009, the latest version of your favorite distribution is now available! True to our original goals, it meets the needs of all users, thanks to its ease of use and wide hardware support. With more than 20 major new features, this new version marks a great step forward for efficiency and simplicity in a Linux distribution, for both beginners and Linux experts.

URGENT NOTIFICATION: major bug in all Mandriva Linux 2009 pre-releases

Published by awilliamson on Tuesday, September 23 2008 @ 09:33:16 CEST

A major kernel bug was recently discovered (see also Mandriva bug 44147). This is not a Mandriva-specific issue, the cause lies in the official kernel code, and the issue will affect any system or distribution that uses the affected kernels. It can cause the EEPROM data on network interfaces supported by the e1000e module to become corrupted, rendering the interface unusable. The issue is believed mainly to affect systems based on the Intel ICH8 and ICH9 chipsets.