Qi-Hardware Nanonote group purchase?

Tom Buskey tom at buskey.name
Sun Sep 5 19:52:41 EDT 2010


I have 2 systems running recent OpenBSD releases for SSH portals.  One
is a Sun Sparc with 96 MB ram and the other is a VM with 32 MB
allocated to it.  I'm not sure I could do that with any major current
Linux dist.  Maybe Slackware on i386.  Open + Net BSD installs seem
similar to Slack.

On 9/5/10, Benjamin Scott <dragonhawk at gmail.com> wrote:
> On Sun, Sep 5, 2010 at 10:45 AM, Tom Buskey <tom at buskey.name> wrote:
>>>    RAM may or may not be a problem.  It's got 32 MB, which is more
>>> than anything Project Athena had at first, but software seems to take
>>> up more and more memory as times goes on.  Maybe swapping to flash?
>>
>> My 1st linux box was a 486 w/ 16MB ram and ran X just fine.   I think
>> it could w/ just 8MB.  More was better of course.
>
>   Yah, and these days the kernel takes up more than that.  On my
> desktop here, vmlinux is 2.2 MB, initrd is 8.4 MB, and those are both
> compressed.  X reports a resident size of 40 MB, although how much of
> that (if any) might actually be video card RAM I dunno.
>
> -- Ben
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