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On Sun, 9 Jan 2000, aphro wrote:
> i believe there is variatns for the 286, but cant imagine there being any
> for the 8088 and 8086 there just isn't enough memory to do anything useful
> on those machines. i remember my 286 had 4MB of ram, combined with swap
> it could do some stuff in linux im
aphro wrote:
> i believe there is variatns for the 286, but cant imagine there being any
> for the 8088 and 8086 there just isn't enough memory to do anything useful
> on those machines. i remember my 286 had 4MB of ram, combined with swap
> it could do some stuff in linux im sure(never tried)
Su
i believe there is variatns for the 286, but cant imagine there being any
for the 8088 and 8086 there just isn't enough memory to do anything useful
on those machines. i remember my 286 had 4MB of ram, combined with swap
it could do some stuff in linux im sure(never tried)
minix was probably 386
On Sun, Jan 09, 2000 at 07:53:25PM +, Fish Smith wrote:
> I know that the intel version of Linux is written for
> 80386 up. Is there any UNIX variant available for an
> 8088 or 8086? What processors does Minix run on?
I'd rather suggest to use such machines as terminals (running NCSA-telnet
I know that the intel version of Linux is written for
80386 up. Is there any UNIX variant available for an
8088 or 8086? What processors does Minix run on?
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