That would depend on the hardware drivers, pseudo devices,
	filesystems and suchlike compiled into the kernel, and
	whether you compile out IPv6 support.

	Given that someone is currently porting NetBSD to the older
	ARM cpus which have a 26bit address space and 4MB of RAM, I'm
	sure it should be possible to fit a compressed kernel with
	embedded ramdisk into 1MB ROM, and run in 4MB of RAM, but
	it would be very tight.

	Sorry I do not have exact figures (My arm32 systems are
	currently on a different continent :(

		David/absolute

On Tue, 21 Mar 2000, Ju Hong Taek wrote:

> Hi everyone
> I am a newbie in this project.
> Currently I am porting a small embedded linux to my proprietary board.
> Recently someone tell me about NetBSD and I went around the Web site just before.
> My question is What is the ROM and RAM size of smallest NetBSD ported on ARM board, 
> and how can I make it.
> ROM and RAM specification of my board is 1MByte and 4MByte respectively.
> Especilly, there is no hard disk and no memory expansion.
> 
> Thanks in advance. 
>