brain frog
October 6th, 2009, 11:03 PM
Hello
I am still getting used to linux and if i am correct in linux it is called kernel not drivers, i am sure someone will tell me if i am wrong.
I am trying out linux using an old pc and sofar i am very much liking linux and am still learning, my latest issue is graphics i am currently using this motherboard http://www.e4allupgraders.info/dir1/motherboards/socket754/msi6741.shtml the system consists of that motherboard 1 gb of ram can run at 400 but only seems to be at 333, might need bios update its a good time to try pulling one off for the first time a amd 64 single core 3400+ and a very old 40gb hard drive.
I have not added any hardware drivers/kernel i clearly need some for its visuals as its very poor at times, i cant find any sign of any linux support for this mobo.
Can anyone help me out or is my system already using it to its full graphics potential?
Thanks
I am still getting used to linux and if i am correct in linux it is called kernel not drivers, i am sure someone will tell me if i am wrong.
I am trying out linux using an old pc and sofar i am very much liking linux and am still learning, my latest issue is graphics i am currently using this motherboard http://www.e4allupgraders.info/dir1/motherboards/socket754/msi6741.shtml the system consists of that motherboard 1 gb of ram can run at 400 but only seems to be at 333, might need bios update its a good time to try pulling one off for the first time a amd 64 single core 3400+ and a very old 40gb hard drive.
I have not added any hardware drivers/kernel i clearly need some for its visuals as its very poor at times, i cant find any sign of any linux support for this mobo.
Can anyone help me out or is my system already using it to its full graphics potential?
Thanks