On Thu, 11 Nov 1999 14:01:08 +, Rachel Greenham wrote:
>Odd, we find those 3Com cards, and the Linux drivers for them, to be the
>best available. They work brilliantly, including the PCMCIA variant I used
Mr. Becker at CESDIS writes one helluva NIC driver (3Com and Tulip)
>to have on my lap
Jamie Walker wrote:
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> Jon Keck wrote:
>
> > I was wondering if anyone out there has any experience with or opinions on
> > alternative PC shops which focus on selling Linux systems. I've heard
> > of Penguin Computing but I have no idea how reliable they are or who
> > their competitors are.
Jon Keck wrote:
> I was wondering if anyone out there has any experience with or opinions on
> alternative PC shops which focus on selling Linux systems. I've heard
> of Penguin Computing but I have no idea how reliable they are or who
> their competitors are.
We use Dell Poweredge 2300 servers
a>the person was looking for linux based systems (not nessarly a platform)
b>microway in my experince has good hardware (robust was antother thing
the person was looking for)
c>microway does offer intel based systems... though their focus is on
alpha
What confuses me about this response is the p
On Wed, 10 Nov 1999, curious wrote:
> microway (www.microway.com) has good prices, good hardware.. though they
> focus mostly on alpha based systems
out of curiousity, which part of intel compatible don't you understand?
Vinnie
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oops, I should probably check threads next time :P
(still, the point stands, since you *were* using microway as an example,
earlier. but I think I'll shut up now, since I really am sick of trying to
explain this)
Vinnie
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microway (www.microway.com) has good prices, good hardware.. though they
focus mostly on alpha based systems
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On Wed, 10 Nov 1999, Jon Keck wrote:
> I was wondering if anyone out there has any experience with or opinions on
> alternative PC shops which focus on selling Linux systems. I've heard
> of Penguin Computing but I have no idea how reliable they are or who
> their competitors are.
I will say
I was wondering if anyone out there has any experience with or opinions on
alternative PC shops which focus on selling Linux systems. I've heard
of Penguin Computing but I have no idea how reliable they are or who
their competitors are.
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