In article <199412090305.AA29569@rocinante.digex.net>,
Dave McGuire  <mcguire@rocinante.digex.net> wrote:
> > The UNIX PC is an '010 that demand pages.
> 
>   3B1 port!  3B1 port! :) :) :)
> 
>   Jeeze...Most of those machines had 512k of RAM... :-/

Yep. Maxed out at 4M. Most only have only 5-20M of disk too, and disk
maxes out at 160M or so I think, if you do all the hacks.

SVR3+BSD extensions with demand paging, shared libraries, a GUI, and
MS-DOS floppy support that ran on 512K ram/5M disk. It was a wonder in
it's day. Don't think NetBSD is ever going to run on it, though. (You
can consider that a challenge :->)

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