Huh,
tried once to install Debian on a 386/16 w 4Mram, 540 disk, but it WAS A
WASTE OF TIME. It worked SO slowly and crashes were not unusual.
cheers
Kledi
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Computers are like air conditioners --- Stop working when open windows
On Wed, 2 Dec 1998, John C Cusick wrote:
> Gentlemen and Ladies,
>
> Has anyone tried or know of anyone
> who has tried to squeeze a basic linux system onto
> a '386 w/2 megs of ram and a 65 meg hd ?? (grin:-)
>
> This will act as a portable terminal only for amateur radio.
> Obviously X is not an option.
>
> I'm gonna give it a shot, but I was curious if anyone has ever
> tried it and found out whether it was a waste of time or not.
>
> As a terminal, minimal programs and services will be necesary;
> I figure the kernel, mail, telnet, ftp, ax25utils, net-tools and basic
> libs. (if nothing else it will be a learning experience I guess)
>
> Any suggestions, caveats, et al will be greatly appreciated.
>
> Please e-mail direct as this address is not directly subscribed
> to a couple of these lists.
>
> Thank You All,
> JC
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