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Hmm. From Minix 1.7: $ du -sh * 144K bin 64K etc 0 fd0 0 fd1 108K minix 0 mnt 0 root 0 tmp 22M usr $ du -sh usr/*
by david-given 9y ago
Hmm. From Minix 1.7:
$ du -sh *
144K bin
64K etc
0 fd0
0 fd1
108K minix
0 mnt
0 root
0 tmp
22M usr
$ du -sh usr/*
24K usr/ast
3.9M usr/bin
124K usr/doc
0 usr/etc
436K usr/include
1.4M usr/lib
0 usr/local
2.0M usr/man
36K usr/mdec
0 usr/preserve
0 usr/run
0 usr/spool
14M usr/src
0 usr/tmp
So if you're willing to lose the source code, you could fit the entire system into about 8MB.
Of course, you don't get Perl. Or, uh, TCP/IP networking. You need Minix 2.0 for that, which is much bigger; 26MB with source, or 10MB without.
- nickpsecurity 9y agoA proper comparison would be Minix 3 since it's a real OS. Include just the bare essentials that OpenBSD would include except for reincarnation server it doesn't have. ;)