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« on: February 15, 2004, 07:03:00 pm »
I Was just wondering how many peaple with a zaurus have a linux box runing.  and what the specs are.

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« Reply #1 on: February 15, 2004, 07:11:57 pm »
I have a few linux boxes... mine have about 64MB RAM... 400Mhz CPU ... 640x480 screen.

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« Reply #2 on: February 15, 2004, 09:19:44 pm »
Yup.  I have 2 linux boxes.

Main) Dual AthlonMP 2800+\'s (O/C to 3000+), 1GB PC2700 Registered ECC RAM, MSI K7D Master, ATI AIW Radeon 9800 Pro, Audigy 2 Plat, 240GB, DVD, CDRW, Gentoo Linux, etc...  (was a review item for my old web site)

Backup) Dual AthlonXP\'s 1700+ (O/C to 1900+/Running SMP), 512MB Unregistered PC2700, ASUS A7M266D, Geforce 4 4600, Game Theater XP, 80GB, DVD, CDRW, Gentoo Linux, etc... (was also a review item)

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« Reply #3 on: February 15, 2004, 10:59:10 pm »
My main box is an AthlonXP on a soyo mobo with 256mbDDR, GeForce4 and 40GB WD HDD.  I\'m running mandrake 9.2 with KDE.  I sync with Qtopia Desktop.

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« Reply #4 on: February 15, 2004, 11:31:53 pm »
All my boxes are running Linux. My desktop is an AMD K6-2 500. It serves as my gateway, firewall, as well as my Wireless AP (using the hostap modules and a NetGear MA311). I also have an Omnibook 900 with a PIII 650. Both running Slackware 9.1

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« Reply #5 on: February 15, 2004, 11:38:42 pm »
Got a few:

Server: Redhat 8.0; Gnome; 400Mhz K6-3; 384 MB RAM; 40 GB HD; 12/24 DAT
Server: Redhat 7.2; Text Only; 133Mhz Pentium; 128 MB RAM; 10 GB HD
Desktop: Multi Boot (Fedora w/Gnome and Slack w/KDE); 700 Celron; 512 MB RAM; 40 GB HD (swapable)

May go back to Mandrake for a while on the desktop machine, or at least KDE on Fedora.  Gnome makes for an ugly desktop IMO, fine for servers though since it\'s seems to be more stable then KDE.

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« Reply #6 on: February 16, 2004, 12:14:36 am »
Custom built Slackware box, 2.4.22; 666 mhz; 512 megs ram, 120 gig hd

been using it for years till just about a month ago i got a Dell PowerEdge 400sc, 2.8ghz p4, 1 gig ram, 160 gig hd.. first pre-built computer i\'ve purchased ever..  have xp running on that to use photoshop/3dmax/maya
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« Reply #7 on: February 16, 2004, 12:36:35 am »
I\'ve got a few as well..

desktop - p3/800, 512mb ram, 2 x 60gb hd, suse 9.0
desktop - p3/600, 384mb ram, 60gb hd, suse 9.0
server - dell poweredge 350, p3/800, 1gb ram, 2 x 36gb ide hd, redhat 7.2 (this is the downloads.zaurususergroup.com server)
laptop - ibm thinkpad 600x, p3 800, 256mb ram, suse 8.2 (dead at the moment... some hardware failure  )
laptop - dell inspiron 1100 - just got it for valentines day so I haven\'t had a chance to dual boot it....  comes with xp home

want to try debian on one of my desktops... haven\'t burned the iso\'s yet
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C1000 w/Cacko 1.23 beta (from Streamline) / 760 pdaxrom rc9 / 6000L (thanks Santa's elf!) / 5500 - OZ 3.3.5 / SIMpad SL4
1GB, 256mb SanDisk CF / 2x 1GB, 512mb, 256mb, 128mb SanDisk SD
Ambicom WL100C-CF wifi / Socket 56k CF modem / AmbiCom BT2000-CF (x2)
Pocketop keyboard, Piel Frama case (1000 & 5500), PDAir case (760 & 1000)
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« Reply #8 on: February 16, 2004, 06:36:21 am »
I\'ve got one dual boot WinXP/Mandrake 9.2

p4/1.4GHz, 256Mb RAM, 40Gb for Linux, 120Gb for Windows (this is where I do my uni work), GeForce 3 & Radeon 7500, DVD, CD-RW, etc.


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C750 OZ3.5.4 (GPE, 2.6.x kernel)
SL5500 OZ3.5.4 (Opie)
Nokia 770
Serial GPS, WCF-12, Socket Ethernet & BT, Ratoc USB
WinXP, Mandriva

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« Reply #9 on: February 16, 2004, 06:50:55 am »
I\'ve got IPCOP firewall router on a p100 and behind that this Debian Testing boz 1ghz Athlon with 256 MB RAm, and the wife uses a dual boot winxp/redhat fedora box Athlon 1.7 256mb ram, and I have a Suse HP laptop 400Mhz 92mb ram

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« Reply #10 on: February 16, 2004, 07:41:54 am »
Now we just need everyone\'s address and when they are normally out of the house at work ;-)
C750 OZ3.5.4 (GPE, 2.6.x kernel)
SL5500 OZ3.5.4 (Opie)
Nokia 770
Serial GPS, WCF-12, Socket Ethernet & BT, Ratoc USB
WinXP, Mandriva

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« Reply #11 on: February 16, 2004, 11:49:00 am »
I\'m in the several boxes camp as well.  Bit of a hardware junkie.

main desktop: athlon xp 1700 oc\'s to 1900, 384M ram, Geforce2ti, dual boot win2k/debian(unstable)
secondary desktop: athlon tbird 1200, 192M ram, Geforce2mx, dual boot winXP/fedora
portable: celeron 400, 192M ram, neomagic video/sound, dual boot, win2k/debian(unstable)
server: amd k6-2/400, 256M ram, debian woody

assorted HD\'s ranging from 8G to 120G.  in need of a dvd burner.

The only place I sync is to my work machine with outlook 2000, it\'s where the cradle lives.

I\'ll probably pick up an old mac at some point to mess with os X.  

So, where are we going with all this? What\'s in Joshp\'s box?
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« Reply #12 on: February 16, 2004, 11:53:36 am »
P4/1.3GHz, 512RAM, 180Gig in 2 drives, nVidia 128Mb video, 19\" Trinitron running Mandrake 10.0 Cooker, this is my multimedia center as well for TV/DVD/radio/digital audio (and a Rio Karma portable via network router and java sync from linux); plus a 4GB partition with W2k that gets booted every month or two.  All my Zaurus link sync/vnc/rsync is to this linux box.

133Mhz, 256RAM Mandrake 9.2 backup if cooker is totally borked  

NetGear router/fw/AP cat5 connection for desktops, WiFi to Zaurus.
Handheld:. Sl-5500 tkcROM 1.0 (defunct) * apps on ext2 Lexar 256 SD
Desktop:. Mandrakelinux 10.2 Cooker * kernel 2.6.11
Both computers run linux, proud to be MS Free

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« Reply #13 on: February 16, 2004, 03:34:23 pm »
P4/2.5 Ghz, 1 GB Ram, 40Gb Hd (dualboot with XP pro, but linux is the main OS), CD-burner, DVD, Nvidia GeForce 5200ti 128mb, Fedora Core 1 Linux, connected with 100 mbit network (3com hub) to
P3/600 Mhz 256Mbram, 2 hd 40 GB, CDrom, matrox G200, RedHat 9.
The network also connect via wi-fi accesspoint to a Toshiba 2014 P4/2.2 Ghz, 512Mb Ram, 20GB Hd, dvd-cdburner combo, 3com 802.11g wi-fi pcmcia.
With the Zaurus I play with internet via netgear wi-fi card.

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« Reply #14 on: February 16, 2004, 05:15:57 pm »
Dell Inspiron 5000 - DualBoot  with Debian 3 and Win2k
40gb HD, 128mb Ram, 15\" screen, WiFi enabled

Red Hat 9 on the MythTV box (check out mythtv.org) - homebrewed linux TiVo!
Older Dell 600mhz with SBLive, Voodoo, PVR250 WIn TV Card

Slackware on older Dell Latitude XPi CD
Old Brick, los of dependencies, lots of things wrong, works well in command line

Windows Pro, Linux Newbie.... and loving it