Lanman wrote:
I Gotta agree with Mark on this one! It's AMD or nothing. Every single
sytem I have and every system I've sold has been armed with AMD, and
I've had absolutely no disappointments. Period. As a matter of actual
fact, my dual Athlon MP based servers have consistently out-performed
IBM
On Saturday 07 December 2002 16:09, Mark Weaver wrote:
Have you ever experienced the joys of a Novell print server? and I'm not
being facecious here either. Mind you now, I'm taking into consideration
the fact that user setup has a lot to do with the stability or lack
there of for the Linux
Franki wrote:
hmmm,,
Normally I'd agree with that, I wouldn't buy a P4 CPU unless hell froze over
sometime soon...
However, my boss is about to supply me with a Dell Inspiron 8200 fully
kitted for me at no cost to myself..
Its got a 2 or 2.2gig CPU in it. (dunno which yet) and its a P4 :-( but
Lanman wrote:
Can't argue with you Franki, if you intend to make sense! There goes a
whole string of smartass remarks I had for Flamers! Took the fun out of
my whole day.
I guess I'll just grin and bear it! LOL !
Lanman
not to worry Lanman...I'm sure an opportunity will present itself here
On Sun, 2002-12-08 at 03:09, Mark Weaver wrote:
Lanman,
Have you ever experienced the joys of a Novell print server? and I'm not
being facecious here either. Mind you now, I'm taking into consideration
the fact that user setup has a lot to do with the stability or lack
there of for the
On Sun, 2002-12-08 at 03:13, Mark Weaver wrote:
Frank,
The thing is: Does one really notice a real difference above say 1.5Ghz
if the machine is endowed with the proper amount of RAM for the OS and
apps being run on the machine? ( proper amount of RAM = 256 minimum ). I
know I haven't.
On Sun, 2002-12-08 at 05:49, Franki wrote:
I imagine compiling big apps, like a linux kernel would be alot faster on a
3 gig then a 1.5...
the question is, is the difference worth the extra bucks?
I wouldn't mind getting my hands on an XP2800, but I can't see any reason to
upgrade my
Toshiba Tecra 9000... have you tried Mandrake 9 on a laptop of that model?
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Subject: Re: [newbie] Red Hat rescues me [adr]
Date: Sat, 07 Dec 2002 00:16:14 -0500
A. A. wrote:
Me too...
Regrettably I could
Alexander Rayborn wrote:
I hate to say it, but Mandrake 9.0 lost this battle. I gave up trying
to recompile kernels to fix my problem - I gave Red Hat v8.0 a shot (I
like Gnome anyway)... and voila, no problems with my P4B533-E
motherboard. Works beautifully and runs well. Sorry Mandrake!
I Gotta agree with Mark on this one! It's AMD or nothing. Every single
sytem I have and every system I've sold has been armed with AMD, and
I've had absolutely no disappointments. Period. As a matter of actual
fact, my dual Athlon MP based servers have consistently out-performed
IBM X-Series
Sean Hegar wrote:
i discovered the same thing but was afraid to say it. now i wont be the
only one being flamed. How ever, many of the same things that are talked
about here apply to redhat as well as linux in general. thanks
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On Sat, 2002-12-07 at 16:12, Mark Weaver wrote:
Alexander Rayborn wrote:
I hate to say it, but Mandrake 9.0 lost this battle. I gave up trying
to recompile kernels to fix my problem - I gave Red Hat v8.0 a shot (I
like Gnome anyway)... and voila, no problems with my P4B533-E
motherboard.
Same here. Although I am more of a KDE fan and RH has
butchered it in 8.0 quite a bit. Mandrake simply
refused to recongnize IDE drives on my new ABIT-BD-711
motherboard. RH8 works fine.
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wrote:
I hate to say it, but Mandrake 9.0 lost this battle.
I gave
i discovered the same thing but was afraid to say it. now i wont be the
only one being flamed. How ever, many of the same things that are talked
about here apply to redhat as well as linux in general. thanks
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not properly
support the ICH3M chipset: I would love to see the exact errors the rest of
you are getting.
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Subject: RE: [newbie] Red Hat rescues me [adr]
Date: Sun, 1 Dec 2002 00:11:22 -0900
i discovered the same
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