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12-31-2004, 08:44 AM	#1
nadine.mauch Member Registered: Aug 2003 Location: France Distribution: SuSE 7.2/8.1/8.2/9.0/9.1 Posts: 81 Rep:	Well Supported Machines Hello, I've been used to install SuSE PRO 9.0/9.1 on IBM eservers 205 and it was well supported. On esevers 206 I've a lot of problems. SuSE PRO 9.1 can't be installed and with SuSE PRO 9.0 I've problems with DAT SCSI device. I'm looking for others servers on which SuSE PRO 9.X is well supported. Is that the case for the HP Proliants ML110/ML150/ML350 ? My use is for software development. I like the DAT scsi for my backups. But for the disks devices it can be scsi, sata, or ide. If you have some experience could you tell me ? Thanks Nadine

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