Re: Porting Progress
On Thu, 25 Jul 1996, Bruce Perens wrote:
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Hi, I guess we're going to see some activity arround :)
I'm insterested in the AXP Debian port. We've got a AXP system: 150 MHz,
32 RAM, #9 Video board, bus mouse, EISA SCSI controller, SCSI floppy, 3
SCSI HD's...
What I'd really like to know is how to start installing Linux/Debian on
this system. What I've read from Digital is to raw write the system/kernel
to the HD, and start building from there up, but HOW!!!??? Any
suggestions?
I'd love to dump this Windows NT crap... the machine is running @ 150 MHz,
and it looks like an old 486! I know, I know, "add memory", but that's a
no-no right now.
-Marcelo <mmagallo@efis.ucr.ac.cr>
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