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    Re: Operating systems for really, really old computers

    If you're a masochist you could try booting off of USB1.1
    I think you might be able to accomplish booting through a BIOS upgrade, but if you can't I would recommend taking the hard drive out, connecting it to another computer and putting on whatever you need to put on.
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    Re: Operating systems for really, really old computers

    puppy linux works ok as live cd, but couldn't get into hdd

    same with gOs ultimate edition E

    ark linux keeled over after install

    morphix ice worked as a live cd, didn't install it

    icebuntu didn't work for me either

    compiz fusion 1.0 worked for me on single core 1Ghz cpu
    Last edited by Merps; December 14th, 2008 at 07:00 AM.
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    Re: Operating systems for really, really old computers

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    Last edited by Merps; December 14th, 2008 at 06:24 AM.
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    Re: Operating systems for really, really old computers

    Quote Originally Posted by Merps View Post
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    What?
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    Re: Operating systems for really, really old computers

    Linux from Scratch should be thrown in there. There is a ~300MB -min LFS LiveCD from here. You may also choose from a ~400MB -nosrc CD or a ~700MB one which includes the bunch (X, LFS, Xfce, source code). File names are:
    lfslivecd-x86-6.3-r2145-min.iso (-min CD)
    lfslivecd-x86-6.3-r2145-nosrc.iso (-nosrc CD)
    lfslivecd-x86-6.3-r2145.iso (~700M one, includes everything)
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    Re: Operating systems for really, really old computers

    Oh, I forget that you can install LFS from the LiveCDs of LFS.
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    Re: Operating systems for really, really old computers

    Quote Originally Posted by zmjjmz View Post
    What?
    gOS 1.0.1 has some bling for older systems (gutsy based which may or may not put you off)
    Last edited by Merps; December 19th, 2008 at 04:29 AM.
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    Re: Operating systems for really, really old computers

    Quote Originally Posted by LinuxGuy1234 View Post
    Linux from Scratch should be thrown in there. There is a ~300MB -min LFS LiveCD from here. You may also choose from a ~400MB -nosrc CD or a ~700MB one which includes the bunch (X, LFS, Xfce, source code). File names are:
    lfslivecd-x86-6.3-r2145-min.iso (-min CD)
    lfslivecd-x86-6.3-r2145-nosrc.iso (-nosrc CD)
    lfslivecd-x86-6.3-r2145.iso (~700M one, includes everything)
    Is LFS is Distro? Is there Linux that's not a distro? Like what Linus made?

    Quote Originally Posted by Merps View Post
    gOS 1.0.1 has some bling for older systems (gutsy based)
    Which one was Gutsy again? 7.10?

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    Re: Operating systems for really, really old computers

    Quote Originally Posted by RealG187 View Post
    Is LFS is Distro? Is there Linux that's not a distro? Like what Linus made?
    LFS is a kit to help you make your own system based on the Linux kernel. It does not create a new kernel.

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    Re: Operating systems for really, really old computers

    Quote Originally Posted by RealG187 View Post
    Is LFS is Distro? Is there Linux that's not a distro? Like what Linus made?



    Which one was Gutsy again? 7.10?
    Fedora 8 Werewolf works ok on a 1Core 1Ghz Cpu.
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