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Re: [SLE] Is this post appropriate here?
  • From: Michael Kershaw <mike.kershaw@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sat, 5 Nov 2005 17:32:07 +0000 (UTC)
  • Message-id: <a7b43ddc0511050932s274c3111lbfc602994222341c@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hello there....Sounds like you have not all that much faith in the linux
desktop these days. ;-} I'm not running that specific hardware, but I don't
see anything inthat list of yours that would make me think that it wouldn't
work out of the box. What are the chipsets of the 2 onboard nics? wuts
xp??hehheheh(xtra pain?) I'm a pretty decent fan of SuSe, but have been a
gentoo head of the past few years now. Check out some linux forums also, and
you can perform some searches on the specific chipsets on that mobo and see
how other people are making out.

Enjoy & Good Luck!
Mike

On 11/5/05, lonn@xxxxxxxxx <lonn@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I am about to open my wallet for an ASUS P5ND2-SLI Deluxe nForce4 Chipset
> w/
> P4 3.0 GHz 2MB L2 and 1 GIG RAM. I don't expect to capture the major
> capability of this board with Linux, but WIN XP will use it to good gain.
> Any issues re: XP and SuSE on different hard disks?
>
> In '85 I did some Xenix with Informix SQL (multi-user) stuff on Altos
> hardware (OE/AR/Inventory) and then in '94 used SCO Open Desktop Unix with
> Informix SQL (again, multi-user, same tasks) on PC hardware. The docs were
> *extremely good* or I wouldn't have made the grade.
>
> For this board: ASUS P5ND2-SLI Deluxe nForce4 Chipset w/ P4 3.0 GHz 2MB L2
> and 1 GIG RAM
> 1. Can SuSE find the onboard SOUND?
> 2. Can SuSE find (ONE) NVIDIA 256MB PCI EXPRESS 16X card with second card
> position empty?
> 3. Can Suse use either or both of the (TWO) onboard 10/100/1000 ports?
>
> Now, after only a sprinkling over a 20 year period, and despite that I may
> be senior-senile (most of the time), I plan to use MySQL on a separate
> SATA150 80GB hard disk.
>
> I would be very pleased to get some feedback, so I don't place to large a
> bet on a bad odds thing. Please steer me to another list if there's one
> more
> appropriate to partially informed newbie.
>
> Is there a better mobo choice for a Linux Box? I don't need the ASUS P5ND2
> graphics capability even in the WIN XP apps I will use.
>
> Best regards and nice to meet all,
>
> Lonn C. Dugan
>
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