[mythtv-users] Installed and Working

[Jason James]

Heh - I guess I'm not the only one reading Anandtec and Fatwallet forums :)

I was looking at that this morning. The only thing that might be a problem is 
that the system only supports 3.3V PCI slots. I don't know if my capture 
cards and sounds cards support 3.3V since the old standard is 5V.

...I just found this on the video4linux list:

http://www.redhat.com/mailing-lists/video4linux-list/msg18933.html

So it seems atleast one of my capture cards is supported (Pinnacle PCTV). 
Sound cards might still be a problem though.

-Emil

On Friday 21 February 2003 10:07, Robert Kulagowski wrote:
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> Dell PowerEdge 600SC server
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> Celeron 1.8Ghz
> 533Mhz FSB
> CDROM
> Floppy
> 128MB/PC-2100 memory
> 1x80Gig HD, 7200RPM ($70), get a second 80 Gig HD free
> onboard 10/100/1000 NIC
> 2xCOM port, 2xUSB, mouse, keyboard
> Onboard ATI Rage XL video
> 5 PCI slots (4 are 64 bit, 1 is standard 32 bit)
> 3 IDE channels
> NO MICROSOFT SOFTWARE / M$ TAX
> Installation instructions for Red Hat Linux 7.3, GRUB and Lilo
>
> $469
> - -15% coupon (64C48AE2708B) + tax (free shipping)=
> $423 - $100
> rebate(http://www.dell.com/downloads/us/bsd/bsd_rebate_poweredge_03022
> 0.pdf) = $323
>
> Since it's a "server", it doesn't have an AGP slot.
>
> If you double the memory to 256MB, you lose the $100 rebate.
>
> I've got an external scan converter.
>
> Don't know which MB they're using.
>
> Anyone see anything wrong?
>
>
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