Archos and Linux
I have a relatively old, but ok spec'd PC GIGABYTE Mother board with a 1GHz Athlon Processor 512Mb RAM AGP 8MB graphics Creative Vibra 16 sound CDRW and CDR All I use it for is storing MP3s, the odd bit of word/excel type stuff, and hopefully when it's up and running again, i may use it to record dvds and video by ...
I have a relatively old, but ok spec'd PC
GIGABYTE Mother board with a 1GHz Athlon Processor
512Mb RAM
AGP 8MB graphics
Creative Vibra 16 sound
CDRW and CDR
All I use it for is storing MP3s, the odd bit of word/excel type stuff, and hopefully when it's up and running again, i may use it to record dvds and video by fitting a hardware encoder/tv card.
I spent three hours last night trying to reload Windows 98SE after it died on me. I eventually got fed up with the constant restarting and finding it still wouldn't work, swore that I need to change to Linux. However, all my data is backed up on my Archos 20Gb MiniHD. Having had a quick look via goolge, it appears that there are some issues relating to this working in Linux.
Will Linux work with my portable HD or do I have to spend money on hardware etc. I'm a bit tight for cash at the moment and would prefer to go for a labour intesive, cash poor solution!
GIGABYTE Mother board with a 1GHz Athlon Processor
512Mb RAM
AGP 8MB graphics
Creative Vibra 16 sound
CDRW and CDR
All I use it for is storing MP3s, the odd bit of word/excel type stuff, and hopefully when it's up and running again, i may use it to record dvds and video by fitting a hardware encoder/tv card.
I spent three hours last night trying to reload Windows 98SE after it died on me. I eventually got fed up with the constant restarting and finding it still wouldn't work, swore that I need to change to Linux. However, all my data is backed up on my Archos 20Gb MiniHD. Having had a quick look via goolge, it appears that there are some issues relating to this working in Linux.
Will Linux work with my portable HD or do I have to spend money on hardware etc. I'm a bit tight for cash at the moment and would prefer to go for a labour intesive, cash poor solution!
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