The Evaluation Packet is not the Hard Part
Most teams can collect datasheets. The harder problem appears eighteen months later, when a packing-line image is rebuilt and the exact driver build is missing from tribal knowledge.
What “Supportable” Means
Supportable hardware is hardware whose packages remain findable: drivers, firmware, manuals, and release notes tied to the model - including legacy status.
AUROK treats the Drivers Center as a product surface, not an afterthought. That stance mirrors how regulated and multi-year estates actually operate.
What to Ask Every Vendor
- Will this driver still be downloadable after end-of-sale?
- Are firmware notes versioned?
- Is successor guidance published when a model is discontinued?
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