Hi, My computer at home is seriously old already. It has a K6 CPU, an motherboard with VIA chips (chipset (?) VT82C598), and about 10G total hard disk space (spread over 2 hd's - can possibly add a 3rd hd, too). I've been using debian until now, BUT I'm less and less satisfied with that b/c of all that extra baggage I've to use here. Maybe with a trimmed down gentoo installation I can give the old machine a new lease on life. My main problem here is: - I can't use the minimal install CDs. If I try to boot from them (using gentoo-nofb just in case, also acpi=off and nodma), the machine promptly reboots after loading the kernel. I have sneaking suspicion that this is because the kernel is built for i686 and above. Is this true? If yes, ... well, is there anywhere still a mirror holding an older install CD?
Puzzled in Vienna, Wolfgang
