[CentOS] Re: centos 4.6 - 586 install - how to get that to a 486 level if possible

Sorry, I have no clue about your question. However, I have several AMD K6 chips (pentium-equivalent) lying around should you trip over a motherboard that'll run them. That would solve your 486 problem, I think, so let me know if such a chip would help you out. Fred - thanks for the offer -

[CentOS] Re: centos 4.6 - 586 install - how to get that to a 486 level if possible

on 6-21-2008 6:17 AM Jerry Geis spake the following: Sorry, I have no clue about your question. However, I have several AMD K6 chips (pentium-equivalent) lying around should you trip over a motherboard that'll run them. That would solve your 486 problem, I think, so let me know if such a chip

Re: [CentOS] Re: centos 4.6 - 586 install - how to get that to a 486 level if possible

Scott Silva wrote: I still think Debian, Ubuntu, Gentoo, or one of the BSD's will be your best option on that hardware. But Gentoo would take forever to compile/install on that hardware. I thought I read at some point that Debian etch dropped 486 support. Another option may be CentOS 3.x or

Re: [CentOS] Re: centos 4.6 - 586 install - how to get that to a 486 level if possible

nate wrote: Scott Silva wrote: I still think Debian, Ubuntu, Gentoo, or one of the BSD's will be your best option on that hardware. But Gentoo would take forever to compile/install on that hardware. I thought I read at some point that Debian etch dropped 486 support. Another option may be