[Stephen]

For WiFi if you get anything Intel or anything Atheros your pretty safe.

I think Atheros is pretty much the top for open-source drivers, but
that may have changed.

On Fri, Mar 18, 2011 at 12:10 PM, gm5729 <gm5729 at cryptoheaven.com> wrote:
>>>> MSI got over their cheap Capacitor issue, so their quality is back up
>>>> >>>where it used to be, I also love ASUS, Intel, gigabyte (they do have
>>>> >>>some weird ones that suck so read reviews), EVGA and Supermicro. >>>and
>>>> Zotac seems to be doing some really good work as well.
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> Hey MSI turned out to be the better deal all the way around. The one board I
> am looking at has a multi Linux boot and bios.
>
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> MSI - E350IS-E45 - E350is-e45 Hudson M1 AM3
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> Oh by the by... I am not having any luck finding PCI-e Linux wifi.
> Preferably, nothing proprietary, just work out of the box. Isn't it so rad
> to make SURE things are free hardware when you build?
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