I guess this is why I've never had a big Linux problem...I've always installed it on my red-headed stepchild -1 gen hardware. It's definitely a structural flaw.
Don McArthur
· 3 years ago
After years of membership in the Linux Jihad, I have abandoned the platform as not worth the bother and heartache. I can see its use as a server in high-load situations where you can dictate what hardware you intend to use, but other than that...
shawnie_boy
· 3 years ago
I would recommend a version of linux that has better hardware detection. Try the Knoppix live CD first, and then try the latest version of SUSE (10.2), which is a full-featured 64-bit OS. The ftp install works quite nicely.
Richard Bennett
· 3 years ago
Isn't that two versions?
Scott Chaffin
· 3 years ago
LOL.
A feature, not a flaw...a feature, not a flaw...
Mumon
· 3 years ago
I miss your regular posting. Code Pink was out in force yesterday in Portland.
No counter demonstrators.
Except for one "Zygotes Are People Too!" (ZAPT) guy who looked like he was lost.
Richard Bennett
· 3 years ago
It's good to know that Susie Benjamin hasn't burned her whole trust fund yet.
Roger
· 3 years ago
Believe it or not OpenBSD has just worked with many different arches and installation is text not graphical, very clean. I tried the latest downloadable knoppix on a couple of i386's and would not boot but OpenBSD has no problem with. Try it. ftp or http download www.openbsd.org
latest is 3.9-current
If you like it and use it support the project with CD's and donations.
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A feature, not a flaw...a feature, not a flaw...
No counter demonstrators.
Except for one "Zygotes Are People Too!" (ZAPT) guy who looked like he was lost.
I tried the latest downloadable knoppix on a couple of i386's and would not boot but OpenBSD has no problem with.
Try it. ftp or http download www.openbsd.org
latest is 3.9-current
If you like it and use it support the project with CD's and donations.