Does Red Hat Linux 4 OS will support in HP 3330 i5 Processor

Does Red Hat Linux 4 OS will support in HP 3330 Using i5 Processor , Kindly tell me that this PC will support this OS or not
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Based on this, HP does not support, that won't stop you. You have to use other source to get all drivers for it.
Good luck.
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sort_area_retained_size = 65536
Thank you.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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