[SOLVED] Which release of ubuntu server should i get
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Which release of ubuntu server should i get
I have a gateway G6-333c that i want to turn into a server
I think the specs are
64 megabytes of of PC133 SD-RAM
333 Mhz Intel Pentium II or Celeron processor
ATI Rage Pro with 4 MB of onboard RAM video card
8 gigabyte hard drive
also if anyone knows were a data sheet with motherboard information is that would be helpfull
Last edited by wil neeley; 08-01-2012 at 02:52 PM.
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Originally Posted by snowpine
I would junk it. Pentium 2 with 64mb RAM is not usable hardware in 2012.
I have to agree. A newer machine will also likely use less power, especially if you go with an Atom or other low-power processor -- which you should if you just want to replace a simple server.
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