On Sat, Jan 19, 2008 at 09:35:47PM -0500, Greg Mars wrote:
NetOpsCenter wrote:
Greg Mars wrote:
I'm buying parts for a computer and want to make sure that the core
components are as freebsd friendly as possible. So far, I've decided
on a core 2 quad q6600 and I'm choosing the motherboard
On Sat, 19 Jan 2008, Greg Mars wrote:
I'm buying parts for a computer and want to make sure that the core
components are as freebsd friendly as possible. So far, I've decided on a
core 2 quad q6600 and I'm choosing the motherboard now.
Me2 (unless I wait for a newer generation of CPUs).
Bruce Evans wrote:
I also want a cheap PCI/e NIC that works well with drivers back to
FreeBSD-4 like my plain PCI bge and em NICs do. I doubt that any
popular motherboard will have anything better than a cheap PCI/e NIC.
Finding a modern main board of which the builtin NIC works with 4.X
Alphons \Fonz\ van Werven writes:
I also want a cheap PCI/e NIC that works well with drivers
back toFreeBSD-4 like my plain PCI bge and em NICs do. I
doubt that any popular motherboard will have anything better
than a cheap PCI/e NIC.
Finding a modern main board of which the
However it seems many
of the popular motherboards have Realtek ALC888 as built-in audio and
Realtek 8111B as built-in LAN.
I read at:
http://www.freebsd.org/relnotes/CURRENT/hardware/i386/article.html
that the sound should work but I couldn't find any info on the LAN.
Does anyone on
Bruce Evans said:
I also want a cheap PCI/e NIC that works well with drivers back to
FreeBSD-4 like my plain PCI bge and em NICs do. I doubt that any
popular motherboard will have anything better than a cheap PCI/e NIC.
I have recently upgraded an old machine with a good AGP video card to
a
Bruce Evans wrote:
On Sat, 19 Jan 2008, Greg Mars wrote:
I'm buying parts for a computer and want to make sure that the core
components are as freebsd friendly as possible. So far, I've decided
on a core 2 quad q6600 and I'm choosing the motherboard now.
Me2 (unless I wait for a newer
On Sun, Jan 20, 2008 at 10:32:18AM -1000, NetOpsCenter wrote:
Bernd Walter wrote:
Realtek has two devices for Gbit PCI: the 8169 and the reduced 8110.
They are both more or less the same - likely even the same chip inside,
but the later has pins reduced.
AFAIK the later can't have an
Gordon work wrote:
The RealTek LAN works fine on my box. Audio from Realtek ALC883 also works,
but I would not know about ALC888.
tkgeomap502$ uname -a
FreeBSD localhost 7.0-BETA3 FreeBSD 7.0-BETA3 #5: Fri Dec 21 22:03:40 CST 2007
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/CUSTOM amd64
I'm buying parts for a computer and want to make sure that the core
components are as freebsd friendly as possible. So far, I've decided on
a core 2 quad q6600 and I'm choosing the motherboard now. However it
seems many of the popular motherboards have Realtek ALC888 as built-in
audio and
Greg Mars wrote:
I'm buying parts for a computer and want to make sure that the core
components are as freebsd friendly as possible. So far, I've decided
on a core 2 quad q6600 and I'm choosing the motherboard now. However
it seems many of the popular motherboards have Realtek ALC888 as
NetOpsCenter wrote:
Greg Mars wrote:
I'm buying parts for a computer and want to make sure that the core
components are as freebsd friendly as possible. So far, I've decided
on a core 2 quad q6600 and I'm choosing the motherboard now. However
it seems many of the popular motherboards have
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