En Sun, 21 Jan 2001, ZER0 FREQUENCY escribio:
#_ Can we discuss a good integrated motherboard solution for Linux?
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#_ Preferably not Pentium III, something that has video, ps/2, USB and works
#_ well under Linux.
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#_ Modem, SCSI, and RAID hardware are nice to haves.
#_
#_ Primarily server use.
If you have a PII or Celeron (Mendocino) lying around you can check out the
Abit SH6 Slot 1 i815E motherboard.
http://www.abit.com.tw/english/index.htm
Fron the web site:
The SH6 is ABIT's newest motherboard based on Intel's
815E chipset. The SH6 is an ATX form-factor mainboard
designed for use with all Slot 1 processors including
PII, PIII and Celeron. It supports all normal industry
standard functions, including Advanced Configuration and Power
Management Interface (ACPI), AGP 1X/2X/4X and 66/100/133MHz
SDRAM Memory Bus Settings. The SH6 features four 168-pin DIMM
sockets supporting PC100/PC133 SDRAM modules and
Suspend-To-RAM (STR). (more)
Then there's always the Abit KT7 and KT7-Raid for Athlon and Duron, should you
wish to go for AMD.
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