Hi!You should really think about what you need this for and if Debian can provide it for you. If you want to run something really lightweight there are distros specifically designed for this and frankly even a stripped down Debian is not meant for it. This requirement for such a low amount of RAM seems to me to be some sort of an embedded project you are working on (if you want more help, it would be useful to provide more information about what exactly are you trying to achieve) in which case I'd also suggest to looks somewhere else as long as the support for many architectures of Debian is not what you require.
Regards, Aleksandar On 04/27/2015 03:14 PM, Stefan Monnier wrote:
need stripped-down kernel. 64M is plenty as long as you don't run X with all the bells and whistles.I have also run Debian on my ASUS WL-700gE, but I wouldn't say that 64MB is "plenty" to run Debian. For my day-to-day use (mostly as router+NAS+jukebox) it was indeed sufficient, but doing upgrades via `apt-get' (which I consider as one of the cornerstones of Debian) was fairly painful. Stefan