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You could, if you'd emulate a 32b cpu on that 8-bitter. The real limitation here is memory. Imho it says a lot about modern day software bloat that even an anc
by RetroTechie 2y ago
You could, if you'd emulate a 32b cpu on that 8-bitter.
The real limitation here is memory. Imho it says a lot about modern day software bloat that even an ancient 2.0 series kernel needs ~600KB (ROM/RAM combined). For what, really? That's already a lot of features & almost all hw drivers stripped from it, right? What's that remaining ~600KB code+data doing then?
- szundi 2y ago640kb “should be enough for everyone”
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