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Thanks for the reply. |
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I love linux, his power and flexibility, but i don't think buying a p3 or |
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athon X2 64 only to have linux on Bios. I didn't know that project but it |
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seem quite interesting. I hope some major motherboard builders seriusly |
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invest on the project and bring it to the world of the home computers. It |
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would be pretty interesting to see on market linux bios and Ami or other |
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vendors bios . |
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So for my question I thanks again for the reply. If there are no problems with |
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nvidia or intel mobo (but this is true for all the nvidia and intel mobo? |
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There are no problem with other chipset integrated on the motherboard?), then |
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I need to focus on performance (SLI or future upgrade) and princing. |
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Thank you again. |
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Nicola |
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Ps |
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I think my choice is restricted only at: |
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P5N32-E |
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P5K/pro |
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> On 03/24/08 23:43, Nicola Degl'Innocenti wrote: |
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> >Someone have one of those cards or know a good site with information about |
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> >linux compatibility for those cards? |
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> >The SLI capability is not important as having ethernet or sound supported |
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> > on linux. |
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> Another option/consideration would be to look motherboards that are |
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> compatible with: http://www.coreboot.org/Welcome_to_coreboot |
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> You have an option of putting Linux into the BIOS for faster booting. |
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> #Joseph |
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> GPG KeyID: ED0E1FB7 |
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