On Mon, 19 Nov 2007, woodelf wrote:
"Kilo" to be defined as 1024 than 1000 (2^10) etc.
It still is.
> Most operating systems I've used tend to agree....
MICROS~1 was inconsistent. FDISK used 2 ^ 20 for MB, but other modules
didn't. FORMAT calls the 1.4M diskette "1.44", indicating that it used
(2 ^ 10) * (10 *3)
Other than windows ... it is 640K OS.
Windoze 3.10 required that there be some HIMEM.SYS RAM (80286, above 1M)
Windoze 95 required a 80386SX or above.
Windoze 98 would not install unless there was a math FPU.
Windoze XP can not run in the 16M max of an 80386SX
What does "Vista" require?
Note: The college that I work at was named "Vista College" for ~30 years.
Last year, when MICROS~1 announced Windoze Vista, the college changed its
name, to "Berkeley City College".