> Well if you wanta url for what hardware is stress tested with Mandrake
> I can post one... Thats not a problem.
>
> --
> Femme
>
I appreciate the input, but what I was looking for was more a way to get
the system to not whine about not having the hardware present. Brian Parish
was good enou
Belgarius wrote:
>
> Having long been fed up with Macroshaft's software, at least with regards to
> server needs, I've opted to instead, use a Linux based server. While not
> fond of M$ by any means, I still have to use it for my daily tasks, and so,
> will by necessity, need to keep my primary
I have built a number of these. Always used older H/W as raw CPU speed
is a bit wasted on this application. At the moment my server is a
Pentium 1 200. I put a PCI IDE controller and a PCI USB card into it so
it can handle large drives and USB printers. (The USB support on old
mobos can be sus
Having long been fed up with Macroshaft's software, at least with regards to
server needs, I've opted to instead, use a Linux based server. While not
fond of M$ by any means, I still have to use it for my daily tasks, and so,
will by necessity, need to keep my primary workstation under that platf
