> > Just a 'little' detail I haven't mentioned. The > > machine on which I was trying to install, is 486 DX2 > > with 32MB memory. I just paid attention that all RPMs > > are XXX.i586.rpm. > > > > So I won't be able to install Cooker, would I? > > After much hacking you will be able to install cooker, > in fact I do have a i486-based cooker / mdk 7.2 box > running kernel 24 here, but if you don't know what you > are doing, don't even try. Is there any possibility that the entire installation process could be i486 compatible, with only the packages being i586 optimized? I'm comfortable enough to rebuild packages, but not to rebuild the entire installation procedure. =P Setting up an NFS share or something with packages I've rebuilt for i486 is simple, I'd just need the install disk and second stage stuff. Is it already i486 compatible? I've never tried it. Don Head SAIR LCA, CIW-P, Network+, A+ Systems Administrator [ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ] Web Designer [ 1 314 997-7847 ] [ AIM - Don Wave ] [ ICQ - 18804935 ] [ Yahoo - Don_Wave ]
