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MInt and AM2 motherboards
I am intending to upgrade my computer next week and I was wondering if Mint 2.2 has a problem running on a 64 bit machine. I have installed mint on a socket 754 machine for a friend and it run great, but has anyone installed Mint on a AM2 machine with integrated graphics ?
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Hi
Got a Biostar NF61S Micro - NF61S
Biostar NF61S Micro Socket AM2 / DDR2 800
PCI-E / GeForce 6100 Onboard
with a AMD Athlon64 3500+, and a another Biostar board, with
a Sempron 64 3.4 GHz also with GeForce 6100 Onboard. No problems, only
integrated sound does not work with Bianca on first board but does with
Cassandra.
Have not got any dual core systems.
Nick
Got a Biostar NF61S Micro - NF61S
Biostar NF61S Micro Socket AM2 / DDR2 800
PCI-E / GeForce 6100 Onboard
with a AMD Athlon64 3500+, and a another Biostar board, with
a Sempron 64 3.4 GHz also with GeForce 6100 Onboard. No problems, only
integrated sound does not work with Bianca on first board but does with
Cassandra.
Have not got any dual core systems.
Nick
Hi
That is a matter of opinion, I find it faster, no major problems for me, But
a)I always install KDE so there, I could not be giving you a fair opinion,
b)At least it has got sound working on first motherboard
c) I have no widow partitions to access or any wifi.
So maybe others should really give you an opinion
Nick
That is a matter of opinion, I find it faster, no major problems for me, But
a)I always install KDE so there, I could not be giving you a fair opinion,
b)At least it has got sound working on first motherboard
c) I have no widow partitions to access or any wifi.
So maybe others should really give you an opinion
Nick
Thats the way I think, I have been using Linux for ten years and rarely use any distro as my "main distro" until it has been out a few monthsWhat I think I should do is try to install Bianca and see if it works and wait for the Cassandra final release. If it ain't broken then don't fix it !
Let other people sort out the bugs
Nick
Hi
I have only had the board about two months but no problems, it only has one IDE socket, the audio is very good, but does not work in Bianca.
There is a patch for audio I used, not sure where I got it from, but it is called realtek-linux-audiopack-3.5-6b in my home directory,
I use a Delta 44 soundcard, because of ham radio requirments and the onboard sound is neary as good as that
Your in UK, like me, try CCL they have offer with processor
Nick
I have only had the board about two months but no problems, it only has one IDE socket, the audio is very good, but does not work in Bianca.
There is a patch for audio I used, not sure where I got it from, but it is called realtek-linux-audiopack-3.5-6b in my home directory,
I use a Delta 44 soundcard, because of ham radio requirments and the onboard sound is neary as good as that
Your in UK, like me, try CCL they have offer with processor
Nick
Thanks for the CCL recommendation Nick but I prefer to buy my components local. I am in Aberdeen and I have a shop close to me that is excellent on swap-out of faulty goods. I pay a few quid more but I like the personal attention of my local trader.
I have only bought on-line once, they sent me the wrong stuff and it took a month to sort it out.
I have decided to stick with Asus motherboards for now because the Asus I am using works, logic suggests if one works so will the rest !
I have only bought on-line once, they sent me the wrong stuff and it took a month to sort it out.
I have decided to stick with Asus motherboards for now because the Asus I am using works, logic suggests if one works so will the rest !
I wish I had, and I am in North EssexI have a shop close to me
Only bought that board to make computer for testing distros- board, Semperon, and 512mb Ram for £60(ish) had disks and case
Asus boards are much better but I would advise avoiding any with jmicron controller, has caused all sorts of problems
Just Google jmicron linux or jmicron asus
Nick
I would personally suggest using the latest Cassandra beta (014)... it is very near release with only some minor mostly aesthetic bugs...
The final release is close, and it will be able to upgrade from the beta to final without reinstalling.
I find it to be very stable, and as it uses a newer kernel version it is also more likely to work properly with newer hardware... although I expect bianca would work just fina as well...
The final release is close, and it will be able to upgrade from the beta to final without reinstalling.
I find it to be very stable, and as it uses a newer kernel version it is also more likely to work properly with newer hardware... although I expect bianca would work just fina as well...
Windows is extremely fast after a fresh install. If you want to make it stay that way: - don't use it.
-Clem
-Clem
no it's a CD release, but there is no problem with burning a CD ISO to a DVD disc ... there's plenty of room after all... done it myself number of times when I was out of CD-Rs
if bianca "works" for you, there is no reason whatsoever to upgrade to cassandra immediatelly...
Don't follow the classic M$ induced mindset... must have the newest latest fastest thing... if Bianca works fine for your needs, why would you need to change anything?
if bianca "works" for you, there is no reason whatsoever to upgrade to cassandra immediatelly...
Don't follow the classic M$ induced mindset... must have the newest latest fastest thing... if Bianca works fine for your needs, why would you need to change anything?
Windows is extremely fast after a fresh install. If you want to make it stay that way: - don't use it.
-Clem
-Clem
Bianca works exceptionally well for me. I like to play with my computer, always tweaking, upgrading hardware and software. I have a removable rack so that I can change hard drives, I install my OS often. I assume Cassandra will be slightly better at handling newer components (ie: 64bit ) than Bianca. Microsoft ? Who ?? LOL I have left Microsoft behind a long time ago, using LInux demonstrates the fact that I don't follow the classic M$ induced brainwashing mindset ...... Windows XP has not been on my computer for years now and Vista won't even get in my house let alone my hard drive. With Microsoft products you also get a lot of free stuff like virus's, spyware, trojans, hackers, internet popups ! wow what am I missing !! lol.........