Brent Geske writes: > > At 07:53 AM 12/7/99 , you wrote: > >Brent Geske writes: > > > > > > I apologize in advance if this is a repeat question, but I didn't find the >answer at the website. > > > > > > What is the list of platforms on which ELKS runs? (Psion I know.) Specifically >I'm wondering if there are plans to support the HP "LX" series of DOS-based palmtops. > > > > > > >Currently supported platforms are PC compatables, Psion series 3 and > >8086 based embedded systems. Only the first one is currently stable. I will > >add support for any 8086 based machine that I can get hold of a test model, > >and the specs for. This would include some of the HP LX series (the one > >that run DOS) if I could get hold of one. > > > >Al > > I'd be willing to test on my LX if the process isn't too involved. The machine I >have available has 2MB RAM (640K for DOS, the rest for C:). I also have some flash >cards (5MB) that can be used as an A: drive. What are the file space requirements >for a minimal system? > The test filesystem we use for the psion port is 128K, but toget enough stuff to be able to edit files etc., you probably need at least 300K. The disk images distributed with each release only have about 300K of stuff on apart from the kernel. Al
