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Yes, everybody moves on Even for old farts that are "x86, 32b distribution", they are mostly i686. As far as I know, no mainstream OS support i386. The Linux k
by JackSlateur 3y ago
Yes, everybody moves on
Even for old farts that are "x86, 32b distribution", they are mostly i686. As far as I know, no mainstream OS support i386. The Linux kernel dropped its support years ago.
- rnd0 3y ago>As far as I know, no mainstream OS support i386. Including NetBSD? Granted, it's not Linux; but they're supposed to be famous for supporting weird old hardware.
- NikkiA 3y agoDoes netbsd even count as 'mainstream'? I'd hum and haw about freebsd even.
- JackSlateur 3y agoI do not know According to this (https://wiki.netbsd.org/ports/i386/ https://wiki.netbsd.org/ports/i386/): Any i486 or better CPU should work - genuine Intel or a compatible such as Cyrix, AMD, or NexGen.