Hi

Can anyone tell me which Redhat or CentOS version works properly with DH67CL B3 motherboard

Appreciate sharing your experience

I would think not yet for Red Hat and CentOS

http://blogs.intel.com/technology/20..._-_it_will.php

But for Fedora, I would think yes.

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pag...a_15_snb&num=1

Thanks Andrewthomas, can you predict time table for Redhat ?

The only issue that CentOS 5.5+/RHEL5.6+ would have with a DH67CL B3 is the stupid 'sandy bridge' intergrated video. If there is a problem with the intergrated video, its nothing a $40 video card wouldnt fix, and you would get some RAM back as well.

Thank you cascade9

So if i disable Sandy's video (how ?) and plug in Video Card (which one is supported and have similar performance ?) then i can install smoothly ?
Has anyone done it and can share his/her experience

Thanks

Installing a video card on systems with onboard video isnt hard. Sometimes you need to change a BIOS setting to get the new card to work, sometimes the BIOS will autodetect the new card and change to that automatically. Without checking, I cant be sure which method will work with the DH67CL.

Very cheap video cards would have similar performance, like an ATI/AM HD5450/6450 or nVidia G210. Both have support from both open source and closed source drivers.

Someone has already tried a DH67CL with CentOS-

https://www.centos.org/modules/newbb...orumpost123295

I did a bit more checking, there is a chance that you could have other minor issues apart from the video.

https://www.centos.org/modules/newbb...orumpost132186
http://elrepo.org/bugs/view.php?id=137

So you might have no hyperthreading (meh, not really a problem) and possibly USB errors.

Thank you cascade9

I saw this quote but if i'm correct he succeded working as a command line (not GUI X11)

thank you for sharing and educating