it's a matter of the os not the processor. but as i recall, any version of the os can handle a 2 gig drive or larger if the partitions aren't larger than 2 gig. probably the best place to find plain old 50 scsi hard drives is on the swap list or ebay, you can probably get a larger one for what you will pay for ram, last summer i bought several 4.3g drives for $35 each as i recall. you might also check ebay and the swap list for the ram, you should be able to find a much, much better deal, should be less than $1 per meg.
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