Server Motherboards...

Hello. Thought to hear if anyone has tried running linux servers on ASUS CUR-DLS160 motherboards? They look very promising, but I have heard somewhere that the ServerWorks chipsets can be troublesome with Linux?? Regards Roger Abrahamsson - Roger

Server Motherboards...

Hello. Thought to hear if anyone has tried running linux servers on ASUS CUR-DLS160 motherboards? They look very promising, but I have heard somewhere that the ServerWorks chipsets can be troublesome with Linux?? Regards Roger Abrahamsson - Roger

Re: Server Motherboards with multiple PCI buses

At 06:24 PM 4/14/00 -0500, J. Currey wrote: >Well supporting gigabit Ethernet for one, and 4 100Mb sub networks >and logging. It would take an astonishing amount of traffic to max out the interfaces. I don't think a PC based system could handle a fraction of what you propose. I think you need to

Re: Server Motherboards with multiple PCI buses

On Fri, Apr 14, 2000 at 01:18:55PM +0200, Russell Coker wrote: > On Wed, 12 Apr 2000, J. Currey wrote: > >I am putting together a couple of servers that will become PCI > >bus bottlenecked. > >I haven't found very many motherboards that have multiple PCI buses. > >The Intel L44GX+ has taken the AG

Re: Server Motherboards with multiple PCI buses

On Wed, 12 Apr 2000, J. Currey wrote: >I am putting together a couple of servers that will become PCI >bus bottlenecked. >I haven't found very many motherboards that have multiple PCI buses. >The Intel L44GX+ has taken the AGP port (PCI 66) and used it for >PCI slots instead, but has some bug rep

Server Motherboards with multiple PCI buses

I am putting together a couple of servers that will become PCI bus bottlenecked. I haven't found very many motherboards that have multiple PCI buses. The Intel L44GX+ has taken the AGP port (PCI 66) and used it for PCI slots instead, but has some bug report against this second PCI where the mach