Hi, I am familiar with DOS and have used FreDOS, though it was some time ago. What is the present outlook for an endeavor to use FreeDOS to run older machines with K6-2 processors [typically 400-500mHz], using a RAID card and making some large storage, to archive data on over a network? I have quite a few FIC va-503+ MBs and at least 3 FIC PA-2013 MBs. They all use ECC memory and have at least 1/2MBytes of L2 Cache on the MB. They worked reasonably fast with Linux. When Debian stopped supporting the K6 processor, they were not very usable. I was told to try an older version of Debian. My experience has been, though; the files to install it are not in a functional state any more.
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