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In <morrison.726618513@ee.ualberta.ca> morrison@ee.ualberta.ca writes:

> 	My system is an IBM PS/1.  My configuration is this:
> 
> 	486DX-33MHz
> 	8 Mbyte RAM
> 	211 Mbyte hard drive
> 
> 	I believe it is wrapped around an AT bus.  (What machines have
> ISA, or EISA?)  So basically, I want to know if I can make linux work
> on my system, and how much work is involved.

      The AT bus is the same thing as the ISA bus, nowadays. Back in
8-bit times, AT bus referred to the 16-bit version of this old doodah,
but the narrower one should be pretty much discontinued by now. EISA is
not commonly seen; if it is seen, it's in larger server-oriented things,
mostly.

      From what I've read in comp.os.linux and c.o.l.announce, you
should be able to get it running on your machine without much problems;
but then, I'm a UNIX-illiterate DOS weirdo, so I won't pay any
damages...

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