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myriadmagus said:Asus k8v-mx series (VIA k8m800 Chipset)
Gaurish said:This is the worst mobo and chipset to be used with Linux. the graphics are poorly supported and there also problem of random freezing.
I won't suggest you run Linux(Any Version) on this hardware, its poorly supported. your overall experience won't be good
vishalrao said:so did you try the "vga=792" thingy?
myriadmagus said:very true !
I also had the same thoughts on my rig !!
grrrrrr !!
I guess I need to go in for a new comp
i will try that out mate !!
Gaurish said:I am saying from experience I ran Linux on same hardware for about 2 years and it was frustrating.
Now I run Linux Intel c2d + Intel G31 and the everything works out of the box. graphics,network card. I didn't install a single driver and everything worked:hap2:
Ubuntu works ... and I am using it ... but my love is for KDEvishalrao said:that via stuff might just work on latest distros, why not give it a shot before going for drastic step of upgrading whole rig just for linux
try ubuntu 9.10 and fedora 12 in case one or the other doesnt work well...