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Note book Installation
Hello ,Iwas wondering if anyone here had the opportuniity (or misfortune) to try to install Free BSD or unix on a older Notebook.
I have a Toshiba Satellite with a 90 Mhz Pentium and 16 MB ram ,plus 4 GB HDR . No CD drive ,just floppy drive. Would there be a problem using X or EVM on this reduced Memory Laptop, or could I circumvent it by using a Big Swap space on the HDr??? adios ,chilibowl  |
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