Hello all, I am going to be using linux to set up a small intranet web server/mSQL DBserver for a client of mine and have a bit of concern about the system i have scoped to use. they have an old dx-33 with 20mb ram that isn't doing anything which should really be fine for what i'm thinking about setting up. (any concerns?) only problem is that it only has a 128MB drive in it that i would like to be at least a 540MB. of course i can't find anything smaller than a 1.6GB these days. Because the motherboard is an old VESA thing (as is the IDE controller) I am worried that it's BIOS won't support LBA. if this is the case will it be a problem? is there something that i can do to get around this? am i going to have to upgrade the motherboard to something newer? (and then the video card too because i can't buy anything but PCI boards these days) we are trying to keep cost relatively low here. (non-profit organization)
thanks for any suggestions, rob -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] .
