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14-06-2006, 09:24 PM #1
Does AMD and Linux goes hand in hand?
Guys and Gals,
I am planning to buy my second pc for Networking. My basic requirement is that I must be able to practice networking like Configuring DNS, NIS, DHCP, SAMBA, SQUID etc servers in LINUX
I am not at all interested in Gaming.
It will also be used for Oracle Server.
I already have an INTEL machine.
THis time I want to buy an AMD processor.
How much support does Linux provides to AMD and specially AMD 64 bit processors.
I have heard that Some Linux distros don't provide support to AMD for EG Debian Linux has no official support to AMD 64 bit processor.Parag.A.Kalra, The Linux Man
http://www.paragkalra.com/
In this world without WALLS and GATES who need WINDOWS! USE LINUX! STOP PIRACY! GO OPEN SOURCE!
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14-06-2006, 09:52 PM #2
Re: Does AMD and Linux goes hand in hand?
Suse & Mandriva Linux has 64-bit version , so also Fedora Core 5.
I recommend Mandriva Linux. Since it's very easy to configure also very powerful.
If you know Linux quiet well go for Suse. I'm not sure of the other distros. But Mandriva & Suse surely support AMD 64 bit processors.
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14-06-2006, 10:14 PM #318 Till I Die............
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Re: Does AMD and Linux goes hand in hand?
Even ubuntu ships 64-bit version and it should work fine with AMD. I don't have firt hand experience but it should do fine.
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15-06-2006, 08:48 AM #4
Re: Does AMD and Linux goes hand in hand?
Yup.. No problems here.. Tried FC5 and Ubuntu, both 64 bit.
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15-06-2006, 07:41 PM #5
Re: Does AMD and Linux goes hand in hand?
I have an AMD .. All distro`s work perfectly.. Only Nvidia may give you trouble on older distro`s...
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