[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> Huh? Get real! :) One of the *classy* things about linux is that
> it runs *really* well on low-end "old" legacy hardware. There is a
> HUGE demand for cheap (second-hand) hardware (eg, in 3rd world
> countries) BECAUSE linux is cheap, available, and it works on that
> hardware.
Like this?
[summer@os2 summer]$ uname -a
Linux os2.ami.com.au 2.2.17 #13 Thu Sep 14 12:34:24 WST 2000 i486 unknown
[summer@os2 summer]$ uptime
8:17am up 20 days, 22:49, 1 user, load average: 0.06, 0.03, 0.00
[summer@os2 summer]$ procinfo
Linux 2.2.17 (root@os2) (gcc 2.7.2.3.f.1) #13 Thu Sep 14 12:34:24 WST 2000
1CPU [os2]
Memory: Total Used Free Shared Buffers Cached
Mem: 47036 36136 10900 10140 14776 9044
Swap: 16316 4432 11884
Bootup: Thu Nov 16 09:27:54 2000 Load average: 0.05 0.02 0.00 1/33 30086
user: 1d 3:39:52.18 5.5% page in : 1297792 disk 1: 144857r 1078477w
nice: 0:07:29.50 0.0% page out: 3883981 disk 2: 101571r 292547w
system: 3:27:02.04 0.7% swap in : 8256
idle: 19d 15:35:29.64 93.8% swap out: 4463
uptime: 20d 22:49:53.34 context : 33021821
irq 0: 181019336 timer irq 6: 3
irq 1: 12 keyboard irq 12: 3038489 NE2000
irq 2: 0 cascade [4] irq 13: 1 fpu
irq 4: 17 serial irq 14: 10439862 ide0
[summer@os2 summer]$
Runs web server, java, batch jobs, my mail.. When I first set i tup, it also
ran my internet connexion (before it got relocated across town), proxied http
etc and ran socks.
It would be nice to have more disk, but it does the job.
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