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Description : Dial-Up Adapter
Manufacturer : Microsoft
Driver : pppmac.vxd
Bound Protocols
TCP/IP
IP Address: Obtained from provider
IP Mask: Obtained from provider
X_CASE_START
X_CASE_DESCRIPTION:
X_GAME: The Sims Deluxe Edition
X_SERIAL_KEY:
X_OPERATING_SYSTEM: Windows 98 A , Version 4.10, Build 2222
X_PROCESSOR: Duron
X_SPEED: 719 MHz
X_MMX: No
X_RAM: 384 MB
X_VIDEO_CARD:
X_DISPLAY_DRIVER:
X_DISPLAY_DIRECTX: Not Certified, Hardware Support
X_DISPLAY_MEMORY: 32 MB
X_AUDIO_CERTIFIED: Certified
X_AUDIO_DRIVERS:
X_MODEM:
X_V_MANUFACTURER:
X_A_MANUFACTURER:
X_CASE_END
Thats the entire exported file;hopefully it is of some help.
It didn't say the following:
My graphics card is an ATI Rage 128Pro
My sound card is a Mad Dog Preditor 4.1 (or something like that)
My network card uses a Realtec RTL8029 (AS) driver, although that may not be the exact card.
I have a khypermedia 48x24x48 cdrw and a liteon 4x dvd-rw and dvd+rw drive
200GB western digital 8mb cache 7200rpm hard drive windows 98 only sees it as a 137GB
and an ABIT KT7-RAID motherboard (although i don't use the raid channels)
Will my above configuration work with redhat 9? Does linux support my 200gb drive?
Originally posted by n e r d
the hard drive says only use windows systems, and that other systems could cause loss of data. Is this a problem to worry about?
I'm using the 40GB version of that drive (I'm assuming from the 8MB cache that it's a special edition Caviar) in Linux with no problems as yet.
You could pop the Knoppix cd in and give it a spin. It doesn't load to the hard drive ( runs off the cdrom and memory ) so there would be no changes to your system. That way you can see if everything works ok without risk.
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