Suse 9.1 Per/Pro?

Is this MOBO Ready for either?
I have a AMD 64 3200+ on this board...
& Curious If anyone here has tested or uses Suse 9.1? Which would be
better noticing speed?

"Tyrs4u" <> wrote in message
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> Is this MOBO Ready for either?
> I have a AMD 64 3200+ on this board...
> & Curious If anyone here has tested or uses Suse 9.1? Which would be
> better noticing speed?


I too am thinking about this.

You might also want to ask this question in the alt.os.linux.suse news
group.
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"Tyrs4u" <> wrote in message
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> Is this MOBO Ready for either?
> I have a AMD 64 3200+ on this board...
> & Curious If anyone here has tested or uses Suse 9.1? Which would be
> better noticing speed?

Only the PRO has the 64-bit support. Check in the SuSE groups to see what
problems people are experiencing if you are hesitant to try.

Pete

Peter F wrote:
>
>Tyrs4u wrote
>> Is this MOBO Ready for either?
>> I have a AMD 64 3200+ on this board...
>> & Curious If anyone here has tested or uses Suse 9.1? Which would be
>> better noticing speed?
>
>Only the PRO has the 64-bit support. Check in the SuSE groups to see what
>problems people are experiencing if you are hesitant to try.


Last week I installed SuSE 9.1 on an A7N266. It recognized everything
on the motherboard! It picked up the onboard video, audio and
network. It installed in less than an hour. Nothing but a positive
experience here.

I'm not sure about the 64 bit version but the 32 installed like a
charm.

-= https://home.comcast.net/~d.j.go/ =-

> Last week I installed SuSE 9.1 on an A7N266. It recognized everything
> on the motherboard! It picked up the onboard video, audio and
> network. It installed in less than an hour. Nothing but a positive
> experience here.
>
> I'm not sure about the 64 bit version but the 32 installed like a
> charm.

Theirs a rumor going around that asus is not linux 64 bit friendly. I
believe i saw the article on slashdot.

Il Fri, 16 Jul 2004 01:41:45 +0000, Drew Cutter ha scritto:

>> Last week I installed SuSE 9.1 on an A7N266. It recognized everything
>> on the motherboard! It picked up the onboard video, audio and
>> network. It installed in less than an hour. Nothing but a positive
>> experience here.
>>
>> I'm not sure about the 64 bit version but the 32 installed like a
>> charm.
>
> Theirs a rumor going around that asus is not linux 64 bit friendly. I
> believe i saw the article on slashdot.

How u can say that? It was simply the first distro introducing official
support for AMD64.

> How u can say that? It was simply the first distro introducing official
> support for AMD64.

I'm more in line with you. Too early yet. Just some early response to
asus support for linux and 64 bit.

> http://www.mozillaquest.com/Linux04/..._Story-01.html

"Drew Cutter" <> wrote in message
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> http://www.mozillaquest.com/Linux04/..._Story-01.html

The article is grossly miscoded. It should have read: "Linux Sucks" but
someone twisted the words. Oh well...

Il Mon, 19 Jul 2004 23:18:21 +0000, Scott ha scritto:

>
> "Drew Cutter" <> wrote in message
> news:cde18o$kls$1@...
>> http://www.mozillaquest.com/Linux04/..._Story-01.html
>
> The article is grossly miscoded. It should have read: "Linux Sucks" but
> someone twisted the words. Oh well...

Oh no, IMHO it's still ASUS sux! :-)