Hello! On Thu, Jul 28, 2005 at 02:03:49PM -0400, Jason Crawford wrote: >There is a note somewhere on the OpenBSD website about installing on >machines with little ram. Basically, you need to drop to a shell, >manually enable swap, then go back to the installation process you >were at, and then have it make the device nodes.
That's a potentially valid point too. My memory on this is: The limit used to be 8MB, and increased to 12MB later. So the OP's 16 MB computer should be fine unless things have changed again. I haven't tried yet. However, I was able to install a simple bridge box on a 4MB box through some level of hacking (of course not supported here for several reasons [custom kernel with small source changes, custom boot floppy], but worked for me). Kind regards, Hannah.
