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 Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2008 4:41 pm
From best to worst(According to SETI@home) EDITED TO INCLUDE VIDEOCARDS!
Neverfear, an intelMac with a core2duo T7600 @2.33ghz. 2GB of RAM, OS X 10.4.11, Vidcard is a ATI Radeon X1600 with 256MB of VRAM, on a PCIeX16 bus
Eclipse, a dell with a pentium4(Prescott)@ 2.8ghz Hyper threading enabled. 512MB of RAM. Windows XP Home. Integrated intel video
ABYSS, a self built with a Celeron D Cedar mill @ 3.06-3.7ghz(depending on what I have it clocked at, which depends on room temperature), 512MB of RAM, Winblows Server 2003, with a Nvidia Geforce 6200 OC made by BFG, on a AGP 8x slot
Event-Horizon, a Gateway with a Pentium3(copper mine) @1ghz, 192MB of RAM, also running winblows server 2003, with a Nvidia RIVA TNT2 32MB of SDRAM, on a AGP 4x connection
LAPPY, a Dell laptop, with a Celeron M@ 1.4ghz, 256MB of RAM, running Windows XP Home, integrated intel video
Shop-Works, a self built Pentium1 @233mhz, 64MB of RAM, Running Windows 2000 Professional. integrated(I have no idea what sort..) video
At least 2 of those will be running Linux, redhat flavors, in the next month or so. Probably ABYSS and Event-Horizon, with Fedora 8(or 9) for ABYSS and CentOS for Event-Horizon
I also have a Pentium1 laptop, with 16MB of RAM, running at 133mhz, Windows98SE, and no networking hardware.
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Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2008 4:51 pm
So, what boxes do you run? Are they just as crappy as most of mine, worse? Better?
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Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2008 6:56 pm
Mine is in order from Best (working) to Worse (broken):
SE-03, my Acer Aspire 5100 Lappy with a AMD Turion 64 x2 @ 1.8GHZ 1 GB RAM, openSUSE 10.3
SE-02, my eMachines Desktop with a Intel Celeron D @ 3.33GHZ 512MB RAM (sadly) Windows Vista (been touched for the first time this year when my mom needed to do her taxes)/openSUSE 10.3 (on almost 24/7)
Unnamed, a Gateway box with a Intel Pentium 3 (copper mine) @~1 Ghz 512 MB RAM no HDD
Unnamed, a ancient NEC tower with a PII 218MB RAM, Bad MB, no HDD
SE-01, (My first Linux box) IBM NetVista All in One, no processor, no HDD, no RAM (scrapted it because the built-in LCD screen when out on me, and I have never been able to motivate myself to buy a new NetVista)
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Posted: Thu Mar 13, 2008 9:59 pm
Mine, also in order from Best (w000t!) to Worse (Doesn't run)... Computers: exodus.lan.phaseburn.net: Dual core AMD Athlon 64 X2 5600+ (Dual Core) 2 gigs of RAM 2.1 TB HD space in a RAID 5 GeForce 7900 GTX Video Gentoo linux - custom built box Designation: Primary linux workstation, storage system (400 gigs of anime and growing!) rhyn.phaseburn.net: AMD Athlon 64 3500+ 1 GB RAM 400 GB HD Space nVidia RIVA TNT2 PCI Video card. Gentoo linux - custom built box Designation: Firewall, router/gateway, LAN and internet server. delusion.fws.phaseburn.net: Single core AMD Athlon 64 3200+ 2 gigs of RAM 400 GB HD space GeForce 7800 GT Video Win2k - heavily firewalled. I do mean heavily. (fws is a fire walled LAN segment) - custom built box Designation: Windows workstation druid.fws.phaseburn.net: AMD Athlon XP 1900 1 GB RAM 80 GB HD space GeForce TI 4200 Video Win2k - also on the fws segment, Shuttle MiniPC Designation: Windows test platform for deconstruction/disassembly/reverse engineering malware, trojans, and other things. delphi.lap.phaseburn.net: Pentium 3 800 MHz Dell Laptop 384 MB RAM 30 Gig HD ATI Rage 128 Video Gentoo Linux Designation: Wireless IRC terminal anathema.phaseburn.net: Dual CPU AMD Athlon MP 2000s 1 GB RAM 80 GB HD On-Board (cheap as hell) video card Gentoo Linux - custom built box Designation: Publically accessible (and colocated in a datacenter) server that controls my email, DNS, homepage, and a ton of other things. Recently died, but I got 5+ years of good use out of it. Box is being replaced with new box below: .phaseburn.net:
Dual AMD Opteron 250+ 2.8 GHz CPUs
2 GB RAM
2x76 GB 10,000 RPM u320 SCSI HDs, RAID+1 config
Gentoo Linux - SunFire V20z 1U server
Designation: Replacement for anathema... Open to suggestions for a name for it...
Computery-Devices:
wii.console.phaseburn.net
Yes, a Nintendo Wii... It runs linux internally. And Opera, too...
pb-1.tivo.phaseburn.net
My primary TiVo, running TiVo's version of linux, and remote telnetable among other things. I have it running a lot more than a normal TiVo...
pb-2.tivo.phaseburn.net
My other TiVo. It doesn't do much... Kinda sits there collecting dust...
That's about the extent of my local network (and remote server)... There's others I manage that span multiple domains and multiple connections, but that's the gist of it...
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Posted: Sat Mar 15, 2008 11:29 am
And I have installed Fedora 8 on ABYSS, killed Windows Server 2003 in the process though. Windows 2000 Professional still works though.
And now, to slowly kill my noobbiness in Linux and learn how to use the command line. Might remove my CD-ROM drive and put it in my server later so I can put CentOS on it.
EDIT: Fedora 8 didn't seem to like my AGP Nvidia Geforce 6200, for some reason.. spent a few hours trying to make it work..and it just didn't. So I installed Ubuntu 7.10, after install it took less than a minute.. how bothersome, I don't really like ubuntu at all, but getting my videocard to work was a little more important to me.
(The opensource NV driver just isn't good enough for my needs just yet)
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Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2008 6:58 pm
Zechs Marquis of Exeon And I have installed Fedora 8 on ABYSS, killed Windows Server 2003 in the process though. Windows 2000 Professional still works though. And now, to slowly kill my noobbiness in Linux and learn how to use the command line. Might remove my CD-ROM drive and put it in my server later so I can put CentOS on it. EDIT: Fedora 8 didn't seem to like my AGP Nvidia Geforce 6200, for some reason.. spent a few hours trying to make it work..and it just didn't. So I installed Ubuntu 7.10, after install it took less than a minute.. how bothersome, I don't really like ubuntu at all, but getting my videocard to work was a little more important to me. (The opensource NV driver just isn't good enough for my needs just yet) What do you mean it doesn't like your Nvidia card? Does it not want to detect it or what? Sadly neather open source drivers fit anyones needs yet. Neather ATI or Nvida's OSS drivers have full 3d rendering support, although the 3rd party OSS Radeon driver supports several cards and can offer 3D rendering as well as Compost support so you can run your Compiz-fusion with it.
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Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2008 7:31 pm
vendion Zechs Marquis of Exeon And I have installed Fedora 8 on ABYSS, killed Windows Server 2003 in the process though. Windows 2000 Professional still works though. And now, to slowly kill my noobbiness in Linux and learn how to use the command line. Might remove my CD-ROM drive and put it in my server later so I can put CentOS on it. EDIT: Fedora 8 didn't seem to like my AGP Nvidia Geforce 6200, for some reason.. spent a few hours trying to make it work..and it just didn't. So I installed Ubuntu 7.10, after install it took less than a minute.. how bothersome, I don't really like ubuntu at all, but getting my videocard to work was a little more important to me. (The opensource NV driver just isn't good enough for my needs just yet) What do you mean it doesn't like your Nvidia card? Does it not want to detect it or what? Sadly neather open source drivers fit anyones needs yet. Neather ATI or Nvida's OSS drivers have full 3d rendering support, although the 3rd party OSS Radeon driver supports several cards and can offer 3D rendering as well as Compost support so you can run your Compiz-fusion with it. It detected it, and used the NV driver. It however, would not allow me to install nVidia's proprietary driver, thought it might after it installed the kernel that came with the package(from Livna), but it wouldn't boot. Also, using the installer from nVidia's site, it just couldn't work, even after installing all the packages (make, gcc, etc) that it wanted me to. Also, I'm having a better experience with ubuntu this time around, thus far, beyond just the quick and easy enabling of nVidia's proprietary driver.
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Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2008 12:32 pm
Zechs Marquis of Exeon vendion Zechs Marquis of Exeon And I have installed Fedora 8 on ABYSS, killed Windows Server 2003 in the process though. Windows 2000 Professional still works though. And now, to slowly kill my noobbiness in Linux and learn how to use the command line. Might remove my CD-ROM drive and put it in my server later so I can put CentOS on it. EDIT: Fedora 8 didn't seem to like my AGP Nvidia Geforce 6200, for some reason.. spent a few hours trying to make it work..and it just didn't. So I installed Ubuntu 7.10, after install it took less than a minute.. how bothersome, I don't really like ubuntu at all, but getting my videocard to work was a little more important to me. (The opensource NV driver just isn't good enough for my needs just yet) What do you mean it doesn't like your Nvidia card? Does it not want to detect it or what? Sadly neather open source drivers fit anyones needs yet. Neather ATI or Nvida's OSS drivers have full 3d rendering support, although the 3rd party OSS Radeon driver supports several cards and can offer 3D rendering as well as Compost support so you can run your Compiz-fusion with it. It detected it, and used the NV driver. It however, would not allow me to install nVidia's proprietary driver, thought it might after it installed the kernel that came with the package(from Livna), but it wouldn't boot. Also, using the installer from nVidia's site, it just couldn't work, even after installing all the packages (make, gcc, etc) that it wanted me to. Also, I'm having a better experience with ubuntu this time around, thus far, beyond just the quick and easy enabling of nVidia's proprietary driver. Fedora is just flaky good to hear that you are having better luck with Ubuntu though.
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Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2008 1:16 pm
Mine is in order from Best (working) to Worse (broken):
eMachine 2.3 GHz AMD Athlon X2 320 GB HD 2 GB Ram Windows Vista (Well that sucks any how its not mine its my dads)
Compaq (laptop) 1.6 GHz Celoron M 60 GB HD 512 MB Ram Windows XP (still my dads)
(now For Mine) Dell Diminison B110 2.53 GHz 1.25 GB Ram Windows Xp (Privouly had Debian, ubuntu, kubuntu, OpenSuSe, Fedora, and knoppix)
Home Built 1 GHz 4 GB HD 128KB ram OpenSuSe (forgot password)
Home Built 500 MHz NO HD NO RAM NO OS
Unknown 333 Mhz NO HD NO RAM
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Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2008 9:52 pm
jmad980 Mine is in order from Best (working) to Worse (broken): eMachine 2.3 GHz AMD Athlon X2 320 GB HD 2 GB Ram Windows Vista (Well that sucks any how its not mine its my dads) Compaq (laptop) 1.6 GHz Celoron M 60 GB HD 512 MB Ram Windows XP (still my dads) (now For Mine) Dell Diminison B110 2.53 GHz 1.25 GB Ram Windows Xp (Privouly had Debian, ubuntu, kubuntu, OpenSuSe, Fedora, and knoppix) Home Built 1 GHz 4 GB HD 128KB ram OpenSuSe (forgot password) Home Built 500 MHz NO HD NO RAM NO OS Unknown 333 Mhz NO HD NO RAM You forgot your user or root password?
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Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2008 1:58 pm
Both I didn't mess with it for a few months and forgot (i use different passwords now) Haven't bothered with it for maybe a year
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Posted: Fri Jun 20, 2008 8:14 pm
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