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I still have the machine. Removing all but 4M and booting XFree VGA with an xterm doesn't even use more than 500KiB of swap, so it's actually usable. So is 95.
by AshamedCaptain 3y ago
I still have the machine. Removing all but 4M and booting XFree VGA with an xterm doesn't even use more than 500KiB of swap, so it's actually usable. So is 95.
On the same machine, NT 3.5 BSODs. With 12MB is the first I can get it to boot, albeit it complains that some services failed to start, and generally thrashes like hell, using 20MB of swap...
You can even try muLinux yourself, albeit it's kernel 2.0, not 2.2, and it opens some X11 utils that bump swap usage to 2MB (not very usable).