Linux Mandrake 6.0 is said to be optimized for Pentium-type processors.
This means that it was compiled using pgcc instead of gcc, correct? So if I
wanted to compile a custom kernel (i.e. include NTFS support) I'm guessing
that I should use pgcc instead of gcc, to keep the optimizations.
On a side note, could I do the opposite to install 6.0 on a 386/486? I
mean, install 6.0, including kernel sources, then boot off a floppy with a
non-optimized kernel, and recompile the kernel using gcc?
Also, was anything else done to Mandrake to optimize it for Pentium
processors?
-Matt Stegman
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