2008/10/2 Miles Bader [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Dotan Cohen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thank you Ron, that is a great point. Just last week I had a big fight
with Western Digital because they require Windows to update the
firmware of their harddrives. I will document this on my personal site
sometime
2008/10/2 Kelly Clowers [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Asus M3A board
http://www.asus.com/products.aspx?modelmenu=2model=1934l1=3l2=149l3=592l4=0
(we need both IDE and SATA, as my current 500GB hard drives are IDE)
I haven't heard anything about AMD chipset compatibility, but without
any negative
Dotan Cohen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thank you Ron, that is a great point. Just last week I had a big fight
with Western Digital because they require Windows to update the
firmware of their harddrives. I will document this on my personal site
sometime soon.
What's your website URL?
[I have
On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 12:07 PM, Dotan Cohen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Asus M3A board
http://www.asus.com/products.aspx?modelmenu=2model=1934l1=3l2=149l3=592l4=0
(we need both IDE and SATA, as my current 500GB hard drives are IDE)
I haven't heard anything about AMD chipset compatibility, but
Dotan Cohen wrote:
2008/9/18 Ron Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
What ever mobo you choose, make sure that it doesn't require Windows to
upgrade the BIOS.
Thank you Ron, that is a great point. Just last week I had a big fight
with Western Digital because they require Windows to update the
2008/9/20 Hugo Vanwoerkom [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
But how would you know before buying the mobo?
Hugo
1) Check the online instructions
2) Write to the manufacturers and ask
I will do both, as I want the hardware manufactures to know that there
is interest in using their products on Linux, and
I am building a new desktop machine for home use (no gaming, but we
will output DVD and MPEG movies to the TV). I would appreciate the
Debian community's opinion regarding my hardware selection, as this is
the first non-MS machine that I am building. I have tried to select
components known to work
Dotan Cohen a écrit :
I am building a new desktop machine for home use (no gaming, but we
will output DVD and MPEG movies to the TV). I would appreciate the
Debian community's opinion regarding my hardware selection, as this is
the first non-MS machine that I am building. I have tried to select
On 09/18/08 14:07, Dotan Cohen wrote:
I am building a new desktop machine for home use (no gaming, but we
will output DVD and MPEG movies to the TV). I would appreciate the
Debian community's opinion regarding my hardware selection, as this is
the first non-MS machine that I am building. I have
2008/9/18 Ron Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
What ever mobo you choose, make sure that it doesn't require Windows to
upgrade the BIOS.
Thank you Ron, that is a great point. Just last week I had a big fight
with Western Digital because they require Windows to update the
firmware of their
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