On Mon, 2002-12-16 at 17:14, Ed Wilts wrote: > On Sun, Dec 15, 2002 at 08:26:47PM -0500, Ben Russo wrote: > > On Sun, 2002-12-15 at 12:39, RedHat wrote: > > > I have some older computers the oldest being a 386 and I have a copy of > > > Linux 6.0. I would like to get some use out of these computers so I was > > > thinking I could install 6.0 on one and make it my firewall. Would this be a > > > good idea or should I stick with 8.0? Maybe set the others up as email and > > > bind servers? > > > > As long as you don't expect them to be speed burners you can run > > RedHat 8.0 on them. I wouldn't expect them to be the fastest boxes in > > the world, but for a cable or DSL line with a handfull of protected > > boxes, this should be fine. > > Nope. Red Hat does not support installing or running 8.0 on a 386. If you > use something like the RULE project to get Linux installed, it won't be > Red Hat Linux. > Pardon me... I didn't know that RedHat stopped supporting i386... But you can install 7.3 on 80386 processors, no need to go all the way back to 6.2
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