Thomas F Simpson Jr wrote:
I have a 486 DEEP GREEN system I would like to put some version of FreeBSD on
(I have my reasons).
I have other inquiries out on this, but if I correctly recall (and that is a
real rusty recall at best), the max memory you could get on one of these beasts
was 48MB,
I have a 486 DEEP GREEN system I would like to put some version of FreeBSD on
(I have my reasons).
I have other inquiries out on this, but if I correctly recall (and that is a
real rusty recall at best), the max memory you could get on one of these beasts
was 48MB, unless they made some
Thomas F Simpson Jr wrote:
I have a 486 DEEP GREEN system I would like to put some version of FreeBSD on
(I have my reasons).
I have other inquiries out on this, but if I correctly recall (and that is a
real rusty recall at best), the max memory you could get on one of these beasts
was 48MB,
Thomas F Simpson Jr wrote:
I have a 486 DEEP GREEN system I would like to put some version of FreeBSD on
(I have my reasons).
I have other inquiries out on this, but if I correctly recall (and that is a
real rusty recall at best), the max memory you could get on one of these beasts
was
I have a 486 DEEP GREEN system I would like to put some version of FreeBSD on
(I have my reasons).
I have other inquiries out on this, but if I correctly recall (and that is a
real rusty recall at best), the max memory you could get on one of these beasts
was 48MB, unless they made some
I'll have to admit to being curious. Why? (And I'm sorry, but I can't help
you. Hope someone else can.)
because it works and is useful, as my 2 486 based routers
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Don't know about disk space though.
ca 100MB is minimum, but going down to 40MB is absolutely possible with a
bit of manual work. probably less.
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At 01:46 PM 5/16/2008, Thomas F Simpson Jr wrote:
I have a 486 DEEP GREEN system I would like to put some version of FreeBSD
on (I have my reasons).
I have other inquiries out on this, but if I correctly recall (and that is
a real rusty recall at best), the max memory you could get on one of
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I have one system running 6.3 with 48 MB ram, but it does freeze from time to
time. I believe it does need more ram and is a system slated for
it doesn't freeze because of that. there are other reason.
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At 03:23 PM 5/16/2008, Wojciech Puchar wrote:
402.896.1157
I have one system running 6.3 with 48 MB ram, but it does freeze from
time to time. I believe it does need more ram and is a system slated for
it doesn't freeze because of that. there are other reason.
It could be for other
Thanks to all who sent me messages.
I think I see where to go, should I need to turn to a FreeBSD.
Tom Simpson
Mark Busby wrote:
Could you do the job with a stripped down system? Like freenas,
monowall, nanobsd or tinybsd. All based on the bsd system, and with a
little work you can add all
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