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I concur. I can't determine that during the bootup sequence though. Then again, 64MB RAM is considered plentiful for a 486 PC.
by yeokm1 9y ago
I concur. I can't determine that during the bootup sequence though. Then again, 64MB RAM is considered plentiful for a 486 PC.
- cesarb 9y agoHaving started in the 386 era, and having upgraded my AMD 386 from its original 2MB of RAM to the full 8MB, my first reaction on seeing that "64MB SDRAM SIMM-72" spec in this article was "wow, that's a lot of RAM!"
- kevin_thibedeau 9y ago72pin SIMMs we're plain async DRAM and later EDO. Never SDRAM.
- yeokm1 9y agoOk my mistake, edited the post to just "RAM".
- j3097736 9y agoSwap is activate pretty late in at 5:59 and you can clearly see there isn't much disk activity going on. A barebones debian installation should be using < 50Mb at boot, so a custom gentoo could be <40Mb