Bryan J. Smith wrote:
> Chad Perrin wrote:
> > Bryan J. Smith wrote:
> > > Starting with Red Hat CL4 (Fedora Core 2-4/RHEL 4), Red Hat includes
> > > XFCE as a standard GUI option. Shortly after Fedora Core 2 was
> > > released, Alan Cox boasted he was running Fedora Core 2 on a 225MHz
> > > IDT WinChip2 with 48MB of RAM.
> > Last I checked, I seem to remember seeing some outrageously high RAM
> > requirements for Fedora installation. Even the text-based install was
> > listed in at least one location as requiring something like 96MB of
> > RAM. If that's an accurate representation of the requirements, I'd
> > like to know how he shoehorned Fedora into a system with only 48MB of
> > RAM.
> Red Hat purposely overstates for the "worst possibility."
> Even 24MB is definitely doable if swap is created.
He may have removed the hard drive and done the install on a different
machine. I've done that.
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