Re: [newbie] Multiple CPU (2 Celerons or one Pent-3)
I have a 300 celeron running at 464 @2.0 volts.. Both Linux and Win98 love it.. and so do I. Never had any problems and system runs 24/365. It is much faster then the AMD 475... I have both and perfer the Celeron's speed. Overclocking a Celeron - I know a lot has been written about this in a lot of places but 1 quick question - I know overclocking voids the Intel warranty (in fact I think running dual-Celerons voids the warranty also - I might have read that on Slashdot) but can it actually fry the CPU, or does it just make the system unstable? I have also read (RedHat site perhaps?) that Linux does not take kindly to overclocked systems because it has a faster kernal and therefore more susceptible to system timing problems. Is this still true? Some of you mentioned that SCSI gives a much higher performance than IDE, especially when dealing with multiple requests. IF I have 4 IDE devices on 4 separate channels (as opposed to two), can Linux make a request to each device concurrently? How does this differ from the way SCSI makes requests to drives? For PBen - SLab runs on Linux. Have a look at http://www.llornkcor.com/SLab/SLab.html As the web site says it takes a bit to learn. I am still very much in the learning stage at the moment. I need a month off work so I can sit down and learn. Aaron deRozario
Re: [newbie] Not getting anywhere
Good Bye.. someone will miss YOU - Original Message - From: Rick Fry [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, August 20, 1999 7:50 AM Subject: RE: [newbie] Not getting anywhere I give up on this stupid fucking so-called operating system! It's totally FUCKING USELESS Windows is FAR superior and you bunch of sad losers are just wasting your lives. -- -- Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com
Re: [newbie] Linux and DSL
Works Great... simpler to set up then a modem - Original Message - Is this an existing marriage yet? I was planning on getting a DSL line in before I dove into this Linux thing. TS
Re: [newbie] Linux and DSL
Thats pretty much how I did it. Or for the matter Linux did it. Just choose DHCP and it flies.. BTW The trueput is better on my Linux system then Win98 or OS/2 ...daryl They guy is coming this wendsday, and I would like to know the big secret: Do you just set the ethernet card up and whala?, or is it more technical? (Civilme, I just asked for a web page, not a book. Thanks anyways :) - Original Message - Works Great... simpler to set up then a modem
[newbie] RE; WordPerfect Printer Driver's
I have just installed Wordperfect 8. Seems quite nice, BUT useless to me unless I can find a print driver for my BJC-600 Canon. I see Corel is up to date on the drivers I have found on there web site. List the printer but only for an older version and a dos driver to boot. Anyone have any ideas as to were this driver might be located. Or do we just install Star Office. thanks for any and all advice, ...Daryl ( a Linux wanabee)
