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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Robert Hailman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: New Strategy for Linux
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>>Okay. Would this system work, so I don't go out and buy all the stuff
>before
>>I find out it doesn't:
>
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>    In short, yes, it should all work.  I put Linux on an old '386sx with 16
>megs of ram and a 200 meg drive.  It worked...well sorta...if you could
>stand the speed (which I couldn't).
>
>>486SX/25 (I know it sucks, but I have it lying around in my house)
>
>    Sucks less than my '386sx16 board....egads...that was painful.  Sensing
>a thread?  :)
>

Change that to a 468DX2/66... my friend is giving me his old one.

>>8MB RAM ('Cuz 16 would cost to much :o)
>
>    You will *REALLY* want to put at least 16 in the box.  Memory is pretty
>damn cheap (I've seen it on sale at Best Buy for bout $30 for 16 megs (72
>pin).  Look around...hell scavenge it if you have to.  You won't be sorry.
>BUT, if your never going to run X with this system, then maybe you can get
>away with only eight.  Our internal web-server at work runs on eight megs of
>ram....doesn't do much else though.  Running RH 5.0
>

Hm... I like X... so I can afford to get 16MB.

>>Tseng ET4000 Video Card ('cuz I have one)
>
>    Yup...should work fine.
>
>>Partitions:
>>        (hda1) /: 492MB
>>        (hda2) swap: 32MB
>
>    With eight megs of ram you'll be hitting the swap quite a bit.  You
>might want to make this bigger if you can.

I could make it 64MB.

>
>
>    Just my 2 cents....
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