> First, the hard drive: the main reason I want to upgrade is to get
> something faster. My HD is a 6G Hitachi that came with my Vivante
> when I bought it almost two years ago. I find it to be very slow.
> Can anyone recommend a faster drive, which is also relatively energy
> efficient? 8 to 9
> First, the hard drive: the main reason I want to upgrade is to get
> something faster. My HD is a 6G Hitachi that came with my Vivante
> when I bought it almost two years ago. I find it to be very slow.
> Can anyone recommend a faster drive, which is also relatively energy
> efficient? 8 to
On Saturday 06 January 2001 06:47, Kamath wrote:
> I checked the lap-top. the CPU is mounted on some kind of board, and then
> the board is mounted on some kind of socket.. I am fairly new to hard-ware
> manipulations as this, but have worked before on archaic intel 8085 8086
> chips
>
> and is
On Saturday 06 January 2001 06:47, Kamath wrote:
> I checked the lap-top. the CPU is mounted on some kind of board, and then
> the board is mounted on some kind of socket.. I am fairly new to hard-ware
> manipulations as this, but have worked before on archaic intel 8085 8086
> chips
>
> and i
On Fri, Jan 05, 2001 at 02:47:43PM -0500, Kamath wrote:
> and is this Athlon 150 Mhz 5x86 chip supported in Linux??
AMD, not Athlon. I have an old 133 MHz 5x86 that runs Linux without
problems.
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Lee Bradshaw [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Texas Instruments[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I checked the lap-top. the CPU is mounted on some kind of board, and then
the board is mounted on some kind of socket.. I am fairly new to hard-ware
manipulations as this, but have worked before on archaic intel 8085 8086
chips
and is this Athlon 150 Mhz 5x86 chip supported in Linux??
Thanks,
On Fri, Jan 05, 2001 at 02:47:43PM -0500, Kamath wrote:
> and is this Athlon 150 Mhz 5x86 chip supported in Linux??
AMD, not Athlon. I have an old 133 MHz 5x86 that runs Linux without
problems.
--
Lee Bradshaw [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Texas Instruments[EMAIL PROTECTED]
--
I checked the lap-top. the CPU is mounted on some kind of board, and then
the board is mounted on some kind of socket.. I am fairly new to hard-ware
manipulations as this, but have worked before on archaic intel 8085 8086
chips
and is this Athlon 150 Mhz 5x86 chip supported in Linux??
Thanks
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> On Friday 05 January 2001 08:50, Dan Christensen wrote:
> > First, the hard drive: the main reason I want to upgrade is to get
> > something faster. My HD is a 6G Hitachi that came with my Vivante
> > when I bought it almost two years ago.
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> On Friday 05 January 2001 08:50, Dan Christensen wrote:
> > First, the hard drive: the main reason I want to upgrade is to get
> > something faster. My HD is a 6G Hitachi that came with my Vivante
> > when I bought it almost two years ago
On Friday 05 January 2001 14:25, Kamath wrote:
> I think you are speaking something of what I am looking for here!!
> I have been thinking seriously about upgrading my lap-top, which has
> survived long...
> I have a "toy" 486 lap-top (486 DX4 75 Mhz to be precise) And how can I
> upgrade the proce
I think you are speaking something of what I am looking for here!!
I have been thinking seriously about upgrading my lap-top, which has
survived long...
I have a "toy" 486 lap-top (486 DX4 75 Mhz to be precise) And how can I
upgrade the processor etc on this please!!
My laptop is a Compaq LTE Eli
On Friday 05 January 2001 08:50, Dan Christensen wrote:
> First, the hard drive: the main reason I want to upgrade is to get
> something faster. My HD is a 6G Hitachi that came with my Vivante
> when I bought it almost two years ago. I find it to be very slow.
> Can anyone recommend a faster dri
On Friday 05 January 2001 14:25, Kamath wrote:
> I think you are speaking something of what I am looking for here!!
> I have been thinking seriously about upgrading my lap-top, which has
> survived long...
> I have a "toy" 486 lap-top (486 DX4 75 Mhz to be precise) And how can I
> upgrade the proc
I think you are speaking something of what I am looking for here!!
I have been thinking seriously about upgrading my lap-top, which has
survived long...
I have a "toy" 486 lap-top (486 DX4 75 Mhz to be precise) And how can I
upgrade the processor etc on this please!!
My laptop is a Compaq LTE El
On Friday 05 January 2001 08:50, Dan Christensen wrote:
> First, the hard drive: the main reason I want to upgrade is to get
> something faster. My HD is a 6G Hitachi that came with my Vivante
> when I bought it almost two years ago. I find it to be very slow.
> Can anyone recommend a faster dr
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