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SATA Controller type for the Intel Desktop Board D102GGC2 Hi , I want to load Redhat Linux EL 4.0 . I have SATA harddisk , So the harddisk is not recognised .. I need to download the SATA drivers for ...

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Question about Biostar P4VTB PT800 P4 800MHz Busspeed DDRx2 AGP 8x, SATA-Raid Motherboard 478PIN (MBBIOSP800478)

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Linux Lilo and I'd like to reuse the hardware in a Windows application. Windows seems to run on it OK but the BIOS is password protected by the manufacturer and Mirra says they don't know the password

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...EPIA-MII10000 Motherboard VIA EPIA-MII10000 Motherboard. etho suddenly not working.using various linux os. wizards recognize that etho is available and live, have failure connecting to the net. ...

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there are no any drivers about via m. boards forlinux there for we cant run any linux O/S with the via motherboard U can find via drivers for most of the os including many distributions of linux here ...

Question about ECS PM800-M2 PM800 P4FSB 800 Supports Intel Pentium 4 Processor (REV:1.0) (ECSPM800M2V10) Motherboard

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...work PM800-M2: Realtek integr. audio VIA8237 with ALC655 work correct in WinXP and No sound in UHULinux (DEBIAN)::::???? i need driver sound motherboard PM*))-M2 rev:1.0a i think linux os is not ...

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...has to do with the Network Card? What was the old OS you had before? If it's not a variation of Linux, it might have a compatibility problem. Try reinstalling the OS you had before Ubuntu and see ...

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...follow the link to see a picture of bulging caps. Try to boot from a Linux Live-CD like http://www.pclinuxos.com/. If you can't then it's a hardware problem, most

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