On Mon, Jul 16, 2001 at 09:19:26PM -0700, Christopher Keller wrote:
> Apologies if this goes out twice. I don't understand why this is a
> closed list? Doesn't redhat realize people might be reading and
> repsonding to posts with different email addresses?
>
>
> Quick question...
>
> Do any of the manufacturers make a linux friendly motherboard? I'm not
> sure what the definition of linux friendly is; maybe doesn't require
> MSDOS to upgrade? I've tried both the ASUS and Abit, next time I'm going
> away from VIA. I'm considering waiting for the Nvidia board (not a huge
> time constraint), but I'm not sure that will solve the problem.
>
> I realize that I could just keep an MSDOS floppy lying around, but I
> guess I'm interested in the principle of the matter. Is it possible to
> assemble a linux box (for any amount of money) that doesn't require some
> form of a microsoft product to maintain??
Not a direct answer but I have had good luck with freedos. ;-)
That's where I put all my HD config programs needed to lock in DMA speeds
etc when hacking the Linux TIVO. (I know unrelated but cool ;-)
Chuck Moss
>
> Thanks...
>
> -Chris
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