NetBSD/i386 runs on any i386 or better machine (A pentium is
	definitely considered better :)

	8MB is a little tight for large compiles or running X, but it
	should be usable. (It depends on what you are used to, compared
	to an 8MB macII it'll be fast enough to need a seat belt :)

	I'd suggest 200MB for a workable system with X11 - I have a 486
	laptop with a 320MB drive split 200/120 between NetBSD & Microsob.

	Running on a Win95 compressed drive is probably not on - you'd
	want to repartition, or buy an extra drive. 

	


		David/abs

  -- "Its hard to say it... I hate to say it... but its probably me..." --

On Wed, 13 Aug 1997, Admin wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
>   Well I originally just signed up for this list so I could learn about
> NetBSD and I have.  But now I have a problem.  I have moved and the only
> computer I have access to is a Pentium 100MHz with 8MB of RAM and I'm
> getting sick of Win95.  Is there any port for Pentium machines?  If so what
> is the name of the port?  Also what kind of Space Requirements does it take
> and will it run on a Win95 compressed HardDrive?
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> Albert
>