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Linux supported i386 until 2012, I think in this context it is more likely to refer to pre-Pentium 86 CPUs though (I'm not certain on that) I've seen i386 mult
by zaarn 9y ago
Linux supported i386 until 2012, I think in this context it is more likely to refer to pre-Pentium 86 CPUs though (I'm not certain on that)
I've seen i386 multiple times to also refer to any x86 Arch.
- dmm 9y agoi386 in this context refers to 32bit intel x86 cpu architecture in general and generic pc compatibles specifically. OpenBSD currently runs on 486s and better: > All CPUs compatible with the Intel 80486 or better,[0] [0]https://www.openbsd.org/i386.html https://www.openbsd.org/i386.html