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I replaced my motherboard (Compaq crap to an Asus P3B-F (Still old...)) and took another processor on it (Changed the PII 350MHz to an Celeron 400MHz).
I expected I would ...
- 11-05-2005 #1Just Joined!
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Replace motherboard and processor... will it work?
I replaced my motherboard (Compaq crap to an Asus P3B-F (Still old...)) and took another processor on it (Changed the PII 350MHz to an Celeron 400MHz).
I expected I would need to reinstall Debian, because essential hardware was changed. Anyway: I first tried.
And guess what... It works fine!!
This is certainly the best experience with Linux I ever had, and I just wanted to share it...
Regards,
René
- 11-05-2005 #2Linux Newbie
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Yeah, I was kinda wondering if I was going to reinstall slack and windows when I replaced my mainboard...oddly enough, i didn't need to...I too, was surprised...
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- 11-06-2005 #3Linux User
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w0000000000t this one time, i replaced the whole computer, even the harddrive and it still worked!!!!1.....oh wait...nevermind
- 11-06-2005 #4Just Joined!
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Sure... :P
Originally Posted by Game master pro
Regards,
René
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