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I was given a Pentium 4 Laptop and Q4OS 1.4.5 i386 says, "Your cpu does not have pae".
This is a clone laptop. I wonder if it not a real Intel Processor ?
It says I can use forcepae but do at my own risk.
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Live CD supports PAE processors only. You can safely install from 'Install CD' instead, it supports all sort of i386 CPUs.
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@Q4OSTeam, Thank You. Will remember this.
Bobby
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cc, Its a clone Laptop and it shows Pentium 4 in the Bios. What can I do to verify if its a Pentium "M" ?
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cc, I went back and looked at this clone laptop and sure enough, clear as day and obvious as heck there is a sticker that says, "Pentium M". You know your stuff.
There is absolutely no Manufacture name and their is writing in Chinese. No FCC Number so it looks like an import from Asia. The person who bought it new had a business and contract with IBM Mainframe support. It was a large company with 100 employees. The owner sold the business but, kept several laptops and he gave me his two oldest laptops to put Q4OS on so I could loan to people in the neighborhood.
I will need to upgrade the Memory to 1GB but, I will install Q4OS on the 40GB hard drive with 512MB to make sure sound, video, nic work.
Thanks for help.
Bobby
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Where would I find this "Install CD," One that will boot up on a non-pae machine.
Thanks.
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http://www.q4os.org/downloads1.html > Install CD
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Just clarifying as I originally made some comments about bobby's clone laptop and the fact that not only did some bios indicate Pentium 4 when in fact it was a Pentium M but the fact that they are non-pae processors.
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Gees. I guess the Install CD download link was too obvious. I thought it was the live CD.
Q4OS -- what a cool OS. I have tried an used dozens of Linux distros -- some Unix types too and even a few non-Linux OSs, like Haiku (BeOS). Q4OS has given a second life to my old Dell Latitude D600 and to an ancient desktop machine.
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No doubt Q4OS in my opinion is the best choice for older hardware particularly because they continue to offer a 32bit version.
Q4OS Aquarius 5.x KDE Dell Inspiron 3670 i5 8600, GTX 1660 Super, 32gb, 2tb NVME SSD
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