Linux can run on only 4MB of SRAM — Azure Sphere and SudoMaker's X1501 Pico show off the extremes of Linux's small-scale potential
Linux can run on only 4MB of SRAM — Azure Sphere and SudoMaker's X1501 Pico show off the extremes of Linux's small-scale potential
www.tomshardware.com Linux can run on only 4MB of SRAM — Azure Sphere and SudoMaker's X1501 Pico show off the extremes of Linux's small-scale potential
Yes, one of the modules can run DOOM.
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I mean, Microsoft pulled off that for Windows all the way back in 1995.
/s, obvs
Yup. I ran an old 60 MHz Pentium with 2mb of ram as a linux based icecast stream server in the late 90s. It just streamed prepared files. System couldn't even begin to transcode on the fly. But it hummed along nicely after a day or two compiling the base gentoo system.
640K ought to be enough for anyone.