Celeron D onto Intel 101
- From: "arnuld" <arnuld3@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 23 Nov 2006 04:39:25 -0800
hi all,
unfortunately i pulled my processor out which was "quick-fix-ed" onto
my ASUS & i broke its "pins" & also the lock at processor-socket of
motherboard, :-( unintentionally . now going to purchase a new
processor & motherboard to make it a Linux Box. i have following in
mind:
1.) Celeron D 2.8 GHz
2.) Intel 101 original motherboard ("original" means "not a chipset")
the one i broke unintentionally was AMD 64 Athlon onto ASUS K8V-MX &
Linux does not have "Xv" driver for it so i had a lot of trouble
playing any videos. now i want to know the issues with the one i am
going to purchase. any views, comments or suggestions?
may be i will put HURD, L4Ka::Pistachio or NetBSD onto it. my
experience says if it runs on Linux then it runs on every other OS.
BTW, i have 1 GB RAM to put on too :-). i have P4 & AMD Sempron
available too but i wanted a "cheap x86 machine" & P4 is 2 times of the
Celeron price. i searched the archives but did not find anything useful
to my situation.
thanks in advance
-- arnuld
http://arnuld.blogspot.com
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