[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Update:
The HDD is 200MB, not 500MB.
Couldn't enter the BIOS setup because of a password. Then I used the
board's clear CMOS jumper. Now I can't get into the BIOS setup, no
matter what I press!
I've installed FreeBSD on a gaming PC to that 200MB drive, then put it
in the 486 comp. Result: "Missing operating system" error.
> Packet filtering wise, I'd say compared to what I get from chips like
Geode
> and such, 2 megabit probably, depending on what you're doing. Filtering
> bridge was able to top me off at like 10 megabit I think.
Too slow. It will have a lot of latency. Plus, there are no cards where
I can insert 2 network cables, and I'm not into buying such old equipment.
The router thing is out of the question then. So, any suggestions? Or,
anything I can DO with this thing?
Best I can do is to get some experience and fun with old systems. Can
someone direct me to small floppy-based operating systems?
Otherwise, i'd recommend RELENG_4 as the OS.
Compared to what it was like on my slightly newer 486's
Ta
Joe
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