Originally ML wouldn't recognize the built in ethernet. I installed another ethernet card and now ML recognizes both of them - go figure. It's ok though since I use one for internet and one for intranet. Knoppix recognized the card but had to be passed parameters to get the video correct. All in all, not much to configure (although I don't like the fact that I had to use that second ethernet card) but it got me thinking about the 'proper' way to assemble a ML computer. On a short aside, I used to assemble computers back in the dos days. I stopped doing it (and recommending it to my customers) when the installs and end user support on the 'factory' machines reached a certain level of quality. Linux may reach that level but I'm betting that without a dictator like M$ to force things, I'd better learn how to set up a system for my customers. Rich
----- Original Message ----- > > So what kind of trouble have you been having in Linux with it? > > -Allan
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