Hi ya,
I think that what you are trying to do is possible and is certainly one of
the great features in Linux in general. I would try the following things:
Install the least amount of storm components. Steer away from installing X.
Run the text install option and get a working set-up happening. After that
use apt get to install individual packages.
Low end machines certainly have a lot of life left in them with a Linux
distro install. They have maximum benefit when they also have a NIC
installed and are connected to a network
Michael Hunt
> -----Original Message-----
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> reyes
> Sent: 24 June 2000 06:55
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [SLU] Question? small ver. of Storm
>
>
> Hello...
> I while back I asked for help on installing Storm Linux on a
> very ancient
> computer:
>
> 386 no math cpu
> 8 megs of ram
> 250 megs of hard drive space.
> one modem ISA ( should be compatible, most ISA modems are...?)
> I received a very funny critisism on what to do with this pc,
> and another
> true helpful link...
>
> www.debian.com
> I visited debian but could not find a distro. small enough to
> meet my needs,
> Now beggers can't be chosers, and I hope someone out there is
> going to give
> me the time of day on my request for help, but if some of the
> main DUCKS...
> out there say that Linux is capable and compatible
> to run on my machine I beleive them... I would like it to be Storm on my
> Dinasour, but if anyone knows another distro that can help me out
> I welcome
> that too... Thank you in advance....
>
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