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Date: Fri, 09 Sep 2005 23:11:56 +0900
From:  <tkuwata@infoseek.jp>
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Hi,

I installed NetBSD 1.5.3 to Duo270c and use X on it, though Ether MicroDock/NetDock did not work on Duo270c. I tried NetBSD 2.0 (netbsd-INSTALL.gz) on Duo270c once, but it did not boot. I don't know much about recent kernels. You can try these kernels.

http://kyoto.cool.ne.jp/duo230/download.html

I think 240 mg hard drive is a little bit small, but would be OK.

tkuwata

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> I have gotten a duo 270c to boot but am having difficulty fitting the os on the hard drive. I am wondering where I could slim things down. Are there any other duo owners out there who have gotten it installed. I would really like to use X if possible. Actually anybody who has a 240 mg hard drive would be in the same boat as me.
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> Thanks
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> Bob
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