Joe Morris (NTM) wrote:
Jerry Houston wrote:
I'll be using an Athlon dual-core 64-bit chip, 2 GB of dual-channel
RAM, and at least until the recent conversations, I had been planning
on installing the current "stable" 64-bit OpenSuSE distro.
Sounds like a good and reasonable plan. I have been running x86_64
since 9.1 (presently 10.2). I find the learning experience to be even
better.
Thanks for everyone's comments. The case, CPU, memory, drives and all
arrive tomorrow, and tonight I'm like a kid on Christmas eve. I'm gonna
go to bed early, then get up and go to work early, so I can come home
shortly after noon. I hope I can get some sleep. <g>
I'm definitely going with the 64-bit system, at least to start with, if
no more than to say that I've done it.
The last computer I built on the same GeForce 6100 motherboard has
XP-Pro installed, and since the MB came with a CD full of Windows
drivers and utilities, it was pretty easy to get all the devices in a
row. I hope that SuSE 64 will find all those onboard components to its
liking.
If so, then I think this is gonna be fun.
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