[PLUG] Linux compatibility check on these parts...

[Michael C. Robinson]

Intel D845GERG2L motherboard - $130

http://www.intel.com/design/motherbd/rg2/index.htm?iid=ipp_dlc_deskmb+p4pmb_
d845gerg2
  Board will support up to 3.06GHz processor
  Can install up to 1GB memory
  Integrated Intel Extreme Graphics Controller
  2X/4X AGP Video slot
  Integrated SoundMax audio
  Integrated Intel 82562ET 10/100 LAN
Intel Pentium 4 2.4GHz 533MHz FSB w/Factory Fan - $199

http://processorfinder.intel.com/scripts/details.asp?sSpec=SL6RZ&ProcFam=483
&PkgType=ALL&SysBusSpd=ALL&CorSpd=ALL
256MB PC2100 DDR - $39
512MB PC2100 DDR - $69
Enlight ATX Microtower case w/Intel approved 300W power supply - $59
Floppy drive - $12
52X CDROM - $25

We can add or subtract any parts. Thanks.


Robert Habas
Owner, Computer Connections
2014 St. Helens Street
St. Helens, Oregon 97051
(503) 397-4767
http://www.columbiapc.com

----- Original Message -----
From: "Andrew F. Robinson III" <andrew at robinson-west.com>
To: <habas at columbiapc.com>
Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2003 8:14 PM
Subject: The email address I gave you may not work.


> I'm having trouble getting qmail configured properly.  Instead of
simply
> not allowing people who don't have accounts on my Linux server to send
> email to sites outside my network through my server, I'm trapped doing
a
> dance with the rcpthosts control file.  In essence, I have to put the
> domain of every email client that I want to be able to receive
messages
> from in that file.  I had to fix the open relay problem, unfortunately
> this solution is almost as bad as being fully open.
>
> I gave you michael at robinson-west.com to send a quote to and it will
> probably work because I've put columbiapc.com as a valid domain into
> rcpthosts.  However, just in case send the quote to
> robinsoa at opusnet.com as well.
>
> My phone number: (503) 543-2338.
>
> Try replying to this message and I will send another message to you
> announcing that I received that reply if it gets through ok.
>
> I sure wish I could get professional qmail training so that I could
fix
> this right.
>
>      --  Michael C. Robinson
>
>

If anyone is curios about the qmail thing I was able to get a quote from
him. I'd rather go with a true spam/virus filter, open up, and merely
block outsiders from sending through me.

I want to be able to run Redhat 6.2 on up, debian, and 98SE.
Linux compatibility is of primary importance.  I'm planning on getting
the processor, 512 meg DDR, case, and a four port KVM switch.  My folks
are picking up the motherboard and an 80 gig IBM hard drive.  Have to
upgrade because my hard drive died and there aren't any drives available
for a K6-III system using VA503+ board anymore.

     -- Michael