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[ILUG] Linux on sub 386 chips

[ILUG] Linux on sub 386 chips

Mark Dennehy, BA, BAI Mark.Dennehy at cs.tcd.ie
Fri Jun 18 21:52:06 IST 1999


Ref:[Bill Appelbe, Fri, 18/06/99 @ 20:00 +0100]
> Animal wrote:
>> Where should I go to find Linux or equivalent to run on a sub 386 system (Dos 3.sumthin, it probably is not even a 286, old clunker of a laptop)
>> I want to be able to make some use of it, by connecting it to a 486 (which incidentally has a 3com network card).
>> Any Suggetions other than "bin it" are welcome, I have no summer job and nothing better to do than research this.
> Hi
> Minix should do the job , I got this link on yahoo
> http://www.cs.vu.nl/~ast/minix.html
> it is tiny!

Hmmm. 
Anyone tried either Minix or uLinux on PS/2's ?
I've got an old 286 based PS/2 (model 70 if I remember) sitting unused
at home and I'd like to see it have at least *some* use. Like giving it
to my sister for her word processing stuff so I can steal her 486
toshiba laptop and put debian on it :)


-- 
Mark Dennehy, 				Email : Mark.Dennehy at cs.tcd.ie
Research Student,
Computer Vision and Robotics Research Group,
Computer Science Dept., Trinity College Dublin		




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