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It looks like the listed minimum for RHEL 6 was 1gb[1]. I don't think 128 was officially supported even then, so if you're happy with how it works now, you may
by cwyers 12y ago
It looks like the listed minimum for RHEL 6 was 1gb[1]. I don't think 128 was officially supported even then, so if you're happy with how it works now, you may still be happy with 7.
1) http://www.slac.stanford.edu/comp/unix/linux/install_RHEL6.html#requirements http://www.slac.stanford.edu/comp/unix/linux/install_RHEL6.h...
- netcraft 12y agoThe installer requires 406mb of ram to work: http://wiki.centos.org/Manuals/ReleaseNotes/CentOS7#head-281c090cc4fbc6bb5c7d4cd82a266fce807eee7c http://wiki.centos.org/Manuals/ReleaseNotes/CentOS7#head-281...
- 3h8d 12y agoWould it be possible to assign swap to a removable media device and then bootstrap the installer to run in that environment on a device with 128mb?
- noselasd 12y agoProbably. You'll have to hack the install procedure to enable swapping before it's being run though. If you're serious about trying this, the fastest path is to install CentOS in a VM on a suitable machine that isn't going to spend a day in the installer swapping like crazy, and copy the image to a physical drive which you eventually stuff into the ancient low memory box.