I've been running a Pentium 150 with 64Mb SDRAM with no difficulty. I
ran with 32Mb with no problems, as well. The only difficulty I
experienced with Linux was when I attempted to run two HDDs with /,
/opt, /usr and /home on a WD UDMA(4.3Gb) with the swap partition on a
Conner(420Mb) IDE. I suspect that the ide just couldn't keep up and
"paged' me to death.
One other point: I've heard and can confirm only to a limited degree
that Linux gains more from RAM than from processor speed. There is a
limit to the ram at this point though.
Rehgards,
Bob
S.Toms wrote:
>
> Joop Boonen wrote:
> >
> > http://www.vmware.com/download/download.html. This is a link to a
> >
> > Under which windows and other operating systems run. See
> > test in the web page. When you want to use it quit comfortably. You need
> > at least a PII 266 MHz or something comparable K6 II 300MHz.
>
> The way I understood it was minimum requirements (for linux) was a
> standard PC with Pentium or equivalent. Pentium II or equivalent,
> recommended. Was I mistaken?
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