15 Oct
2002
15 Oct
'02
1:47 a.m.
On 14 Oct 2002 at 11:02, Brian Chase wrote:
About a year and half ago I booted the 1.4.2 release
of NetBSD/i386 on
a 4MB 386DX/25. It was tight, but it worked. I can even remember
running pre-1.0 versions of Linux on a friend's 2MB 386SX/16. I had
to temporarily lend him two 1MB SIMMs for the initial install and a
kernel recompile.
After looking through the supported hardware list for NetBSD, it
looks like we may have a winner here. Only thing not mentioned is
3270 support, but I can deal with that issue later. Now, I think it
is time to begin Build-0000 of this beast (This is just going to be a
build purely for hardware testing, which will use DOS 6.22 and WfW
3.11.)
-- Scarletdown