OK this cud be offtopic .
just cristy sake ..
how is an external modem better than an internal one !!!
-js
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From: Raju Mathur [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 7:59 PM
Subject: [ilugd]: Advice on a machine
: Hi,
:
: A friend is
Approximations based on prices known to me about 4-5 months
back. Given the volatility of the market, my guess could be wildly off
track.
On Tue, May 28, 2002 at 07:59:41PM +0530, Raju Mathur spoke out thus:
1. Intel P-4 1.7GHz CPU with 400MHz FSB/ Intel Original 850
Motherboard/
Rs.
Hi Raju,
You can happily reduce the estimated price of your computer by 3000 bucks.
Both the Samsung and Seagate 40 GB HDDs are in the range 4100 - 4300 at
Nehru place.
Samsung Keyboard + Scroll mouse will cost you around 600 -700 only.
Kapil Sethi
System Administrator
BharatConnect Ltd.
Ph:
My comments on the sys config:
1. Intel P-4 1.7GHz CPU with 400MHz FSB/ Intel Original 850
Motherboard/ 256MB RDRAM Memory/ P-4 Cabinet with SMPS/
Unless you are doing video editing/compression or some other app that can
eat up lots of cpu, any modern cpu 1ghz shud be good enough. With any
Is an internal modem supported by Linux
check out www.linmodems.org. Many are actually supported under linux
nowadays!
Of course this is for the PCI winmodems. If you have any no winmodem
internal modem (like the older isa card variety) then they will almost
certainly work with linux.
Bye,
Jasmeet OK this cud be offtopic . just cristy sake .. how is an
Jasmeet external modem better than an internal one !!!
Many reasons, apart from the fact that most internal modems available
today are winmodems and probably won't work with Linux.
In fact some of the winmodems don't
Hey there
I have tried this solution but it doesnt work.I am
stuck up with this problem and i have a deadline .
Somebody Please advice.
Regards
Deepak
--- Lokesh Bhog [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear All,
I have found the solution for CD ROM not working
after
installing RedHat Linux 7.2
--- Ambar Roy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: My
comments on the sys config:
1. Intel P-4 1.7GHz CPU with 400MHz FSB/ Intel
Original 850
Motherboard/ 256MB RDRAM Memory/ P-4 Cabinet with
SMPS/
Unless you are doing video editing/compression or
some other app that can
eat up lots of cpu, any
While agree with most of what Ambar has written, I'd
differ slightly here. While a CPU with one GHz will
satisfy most users' needs, a major consideration
remains upgradability and serviceability. A P-4 with
1.6/1.7 GHz is now-a-days being vended as minimum
specs and at affordable price. The
1) Well, it does seem to be a good decision to go in for RDRAM with P-IV.
Generally, users have gone in for SDRAM with P-IV, ending up with wasting
their money. P-IV gives the speed advantage only with RDRAM. But it would
be
worthwhile to consider, P-IV with RDRAM should be roughly three
Hi,
Got a link from Linux-India-Help to Blue Linux, a small Linux
distribution meant for educational institutions. Would someone like
to download a copy and try it out? My initial reaction is positive,
but we need to do some research first.
Blue Linux: http://www.bluelinux.org/
Blue Linux
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