Does Linux have a CMOS Setup Application, possibly from a LiveCD?

[Jeffrey Watts]

Any reason that you can't just go to Surplus Exchange (or eBay, or
Craigslist) and spend $5-10 to get a new motherboard?  I'm just
wondering if there's some sentimental or practical reason that you'd
spend all of this time on a part that's cheaper than a Happy Meal.
Heck, brand new motherboards with integrated graphics, ethernet, etc
are about $50.

Now, if this is a learning experience, Drive On Linux Soldier.  But if
not, I'd highly recommend just replacing it, as your time is far too
valuable to be wasted.  :)

Jeffrey.

On Mon, Mar 31, 2008 at 9:09 AM, Leo Mauler <webgiant at yahoo.com> wrote:
> I've got a PIII-1Ghz system which I'd like to use until it dies.


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