Re: server for mail and radius hard locking
These are the exact kinds of reasons I avoid motherboards with onboard
peripherals like the plague. Video and audio were never meant to be onboard
and I have never heard one good thing about them ever. Everwhere I turn
it's "stay away from them" and "they don't work right". Especially in a
server environment its not a good idea at all. Too many potential problems
and you can't swap 'em out. I'ld recommend you throw that motherboard away
and get a real one.
At 10:38 AM 10/22/99 -0500, Gregory Wood wrote:
>I would stay with the hardware. It could be a memory problem. I sell
>lots of motherboards with on-board video. I have found that although
>they say they are 'standard', they won't work without the supplied
>(Windows) drivers.
>
>Also, some of the on-board devices seem to keep resources tied up
>whether or not they are selected. Of course, this situation changes
>every time I get in a new case of motherboards.
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