In theory, you could get a minimal X-Windowing environment going, but it'll
be tricky getting NetBSD to boot with the add-on PMMU and FPU, because there
is no place onboad to add one. You could try to dig up the PDS accelerators
that have those pieces on them, but *BSD and Linux (As well as
You can't install a PMMU, there is no socket for it. Thus any normal
flavor of Unix will not work on an LC.
There isn't? Not even on a PDS card?
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At 17:16 -0400 on 30/07/01, Steve Moody wrote:
Can an LCIII with a 10baseT Ethernet card be connected to the
Internet with a cable modem?
Yes. Any Mac with Ethernet can be.
p
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on 7/30/01 2:06 PM, (Vintage Macs) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And then the issue of one system being just as good as the other...
Comparing brand new pc's to 10 year old macs... Really people, Mac OS
X is far superior to any other operating system out there, be it
windows or linux. Most
Ahem. I dunno about your local newspaper but folks here want $150
for a
Pentium 100 box, which is insane.
Here in the Southwest, the heat warps the mind, and most people give
there Old Pentiums to Goodwill, Salvation Army, Savers, the Disabled Vets
Store, etc. etc. etc. My last
