Not capable of NT a meesly 486-100 it will struggle. But Win95 runs
without
locking up.
>
> I think Linux has reached the point where you can tell them they need
> to look at it if they want their hardware to run with Linux. There
> are plenty of PC/104 SBCs that run Linux fine.
But so far I haven't been able to find ones that reliably support
PCMCIA PC/104 boards. Ampro's sure doesn't and Advanced Digital Logic
also has card recognition problems under linux but they would only
let me spend a few hours this afternoon on their hardware.
everybody elses stuff isn't PC/104, it is usually a non standard size
board and doesn't fit my application. and there aren't that many PC/104
PCMCIA boards out there anyways.
>
> Maybe play with some of the cache or shadow options. I had a PC once
> that locked up if I had system shadow RAM *disabled* - quite weird.
yea, I've been through all that for the last 3 months tthat I've had
this
Ampro piece of garbage.
linux mem=4M (when I have 8) seems to help but it may just be a
coincidence since I've been able to get past this lock up problem in
the past with out it. (Don't know how or why just that the lockup
stopped.
- Jeff
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