skaos

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Posted: Oct. 07 2004,09:47 |
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The Slackware bare.i and lowmem.i kernels do support 386/486sx and I would guess that some other distros does as well.
You don't need a 386/486sx to compile a kernel with math emulation support, you can do that on any PC (faster is better), you only need to set/uncomment CONFIG_MATH_EMULATION=y in the kernel config file.
You probably need at least 16 MB to avoid swap hell. If you have 8 MB, I suggest that you try Basic Linux, http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/distributions/baslinux/.
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