On Sun, 18 Jun 2006, Christian Brandt wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
> > A3000 @ 16MHz
> > 6MB Fast, 2MB Chip
>
> Way to little RAM and CPU.
>
> Even with 32MB and 25Mhz it would take ages to install. Recommended specs are
> 64MB and 060/50.
>
> > 128MB added through DKB 128
>
> I think this wont be recognized by a standard kernel.
If AmigaOS sees it, Linux will see it as well. So he will have 134 MiB, which
should be OK.
> > A2410 Graphics Card
>
> Not supported at all. I heared NetBSD in ancient times had support for it.
Indeed. Note that Jes had it working on Linux a long time ago, too. But due to
BSD license it was never integrated.
Gr{oetje,eeting}s,
Geert
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