by Michael Elver » Sun, 08 Dec 2002 03:13:18
Regards,
Michael
by ANT.. » Sun, 08 Dec 2002 05:43:29
by Michael Elver » Sun, 08 Dec 2002 18:24:51
> Turn on DMA on your HDD. I had this problem too with Red Hat Linux v7.2.
> Also, I had to upgrade to Kernel v2.4.20.
by Paul Lutu » Mon, 09 Dec 2002 03:47:59
>>> I'm using Debian Woody with Linux 2.4.19. Everytime I shift a large
>>> amount of data from my harddisk, my mouse under xfree starts jumping from
>>> one place to the other when I move it. Does anyone know I can make my
>>> mouse stop jumping?
>> Turn on DMA on your HDD. I had this problem too with Red Hat Linux v7.2.
>> Also, I had to upgrade to Kernel v2.4.20.
> How do I do that?
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1. Asus A7V333
Just purchased the ASUS A7V333 motherboard and am preparing to load Linux in
a dual boot with Windows 98 SE.
This board has its own Audio, IEEE-1394
(Firewire) connectivity and the Promise PDC20276 Raid controller for UDMA
/ATA 133 Raid operation.
I have seen a few posts of people who have
used these boards. To prepare the install,
I am doing the research to insure that the install will go as well as
possible. I have an older copy of Caldera Open Linux 2.3
which has the 2.2.10 kernal. What kind of problems or gotcha's am I in for
with respect to the Audio, motherboard chipset,
and RAID portions of this motherboard?
Does anyone have Linux operational with the RAID 0 operation?
Anyone have any comments with this configuration?
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