Hi folks.
Hi. Well, looks like there aren't any other folks out there with an
answer, so why don't I take a shot at this one :)
I have a little problem. I got an Amstrad PC1640 HD20. Real old.
Well, really old means a lot of different things to different people. I
thought the couple
--- "W.L. van der Poel" [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu:
for you guys to look up old XINU again. If somebody still wants a
copy of XINU, please send me an email and I will see to it that
Hey, thank you, I have the book but I don't have the sources!
With the still lowering prices of PC's it sounds
FullTurtle
a heart (OS) transplant. I want a RDBMS running there. I want a X system
running there.
I'm not sure I would want to run X on the HP200lx. Ok, I know it's a nice
palmtop (I have one) but I dont think it would be fast enough or have enough
system ram (you only get 640k) to run X
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a heart (OS) transplant. I want a RDBMS running there. I want a X system
running there.
I'm not sure I would want to run X on the HP200lx. Ok, I know it's a nice
palmtop (I have one) but I dont think it would be fast enough or have
enough
system ram (you
On Tue, 2 May 2000, Jan Dobrucki wrote:
I have a little problem. I got an Amstrad PC1640 HD20. Real old. I don't
even know how much RAM it has. So tell me, any hope for porting Lunux to
The answer's in the question. It has 640KB of RAM and was sold with a 20MB
hard drive. I think the processor
IF memory serves (This is going back a long way) The Amstrad PC1640 was a
286 or 386. I saw one in operation about 5 years running an accounting
package it was Very old then. I think they originally had 720K floppy
disks. I do not know about running elks on it as I haven't played with ELKs
The amstrad PC1640 has nothing to do this 286 and 386 , it is just an
8086 based machine... The one we are talking about obviously has 20MB
harddisk...
HarKal
On Tue, 2 May 2000, Kalogirou Harilaos wrote:
The amstrad PC1640 has nothing to do this 286 and 386 , it is just an
8086 based machine... The one we are talking about obviously has 20MB
harddisk...
...and the floppy discs were 360K. (I had one until late last year, when
I gave it away...)
Hello, I'm from Uruguay so my native language is spanish, forgiveme by the
bad english.
I have an IBM ps/2 8525 (an 8086 CPU). The booting of ELKS works well except
by some problems when trying to mount the hard disk (I think it's toasted
because don't works even with DOS). But the real problem
Is the TCP/IP project totally dead, or is someone still working on it?
I have an ATT PC6300 just waiting for me to install ELKS on it, but
without a TCP/IP stack, it is of limited use to me. I **really**
want to put it back into service!! Thanks - Larry
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Is the TCP/IP project totally dead, or is someone still working on it? I
have an ATT PC6300 just waiting for me to install ELKS on it, but
without a TCP/IP stack, it is of limited use to me. I **really** want to
put it back into service!! Thanks - Larry
AFAIK nobody's doing anything. I saw
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