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Contribs.org Forums => General Discussion => Topic started by: dilligaf on November 11, 2008, 05:45:47 PM
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I have poked around the different lists etc, finding a real wide range of what people are using, however not a list that shows supported Intel boards.
For our basic windows office workstations we use the Intel DQ35JO IntelĀ® Q35 LGA775 microATX
It has worked well.
Have done a few installs of SME 7.x to same board using the "pci=nommconf" in the kernel, and they seem to work.
I however believe there is likely an Intel board (that is not obsolete) that may be a better candidate.
I also had been adding the MRSSubraids, but believe SME 7.3 handles replacing a failed drive easier, so am looking at going back to software raid.
Any feedback of what you are using for INTEL Boards / CPU appreciated.
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All the Intel boards I've used (945 chipsets) need the pci=nommconf switch in the kernel in order for the install to happen and the server to boot.
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I have poked around the different lists etc, finding a real wide range of what people are using, however not a list that shows supported Intel boards.
SME 7.3 is based on Centos 4.5, which is a recompile of RHEL 4. RHEL supported hardware is listed here:
https://hardware.redhat.com/index.cgi
You might also try poking around here:
http://kbase.redhat.com/faq/
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SME 7.3 is based on Centos 4.5, [..]
SME Server 7.3 is actually based on CentOS 4.6 ;)
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SME 7.3 is based on Centos 4.5, which is a recompile of RHEL 4. RHEL supported hardware is listed here:
https://hardware.redhat.com/index.cgi
You might also try poking around here:
http://kbase.redhat.com/faq/
I have gone to that site before.
Tried a search for INTEL or ASUS no mainboards come up - is that to be taken as none supported?
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Red Hat only lists certified hardware, rather than all compatible products.
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dilligaf
... we use the Intel DQ35JO IntelĀ® Q35
Have done a few installs of SME 7.x to same board using the "pci=nommconf" in the kernel, and they seem to work.
I however believe there is likely an Intel board (that is not obsolete) that may be a better candidate.
What "better" are you looking for ? That's a good motherboard for sme & Windows and works with sme 8 too.
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dilligaf
What "better" are you looking for ? That's a good motherboard for sme & Windows and works with sme 8 too.
Sounds good, was just wanting to confirm it was a good choice,
Thanks
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dilligaf
A "advanced" search of the forums found this
http://forums.contribs.org/index.php/topic,40524.0.html
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dilligaf
A "advanced" search of the forums found this
http://forums.contribs.org/index.php/topic,40524.0.html
Excellent help,thank you very much.