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I am planning to install mandrake 10.1 in my dell inspiron 8600(1.4Ghz Intel M,512Mb ram,80 Gb hdd,
32 mb GeforceFX 5200 Go).I see several reports on fedora installations in inspiron 8600,but not
in mandrake 10.1,have anyone tried it?If you can share your experience it will be great.
Originally posted by c_anindya I am planning to install mandrake 10.1 in my dell inspiron 8600(1.4Ghz Intel M,512Mb ram,80 Gb hdd,
32 mb GeforceFX 5200 Go).I see several reports on fedora installations in inspiron 8600,but not
in mandrake 10.1,have anyone tried it?If you can share your experience it will be great.
thanks,
anindya
I installed Mandrake 10.1 on a HP ZD7260, also with a Geforce, 80 MB HD, 512 RAM. It works very well. Actually, I like much better than Suse 9.1, Mandrake is more stable, more robust. Suse was kind of weak with the video driver. I lost my widescreen resolution more than once, I did not like that. With Mandrake, as ually, the wireless is not working, neither the multimedia reader, do not care too much about the last one, but I would like to findout how to make the wireless work.
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