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Current 5.x kernel compiled for 486 target is nice, but isn't support for at least some of the early ISA stuff already gone from kernel at this point ?
Thank you for this, I will give it a shot on my P3 when I get the chance .
Interesting project, but I'm getting a kernel panic in real hardware and PCem with P200 MMX and 64 MB of RAM.
Does only work on QEMU?
darry wrote on 2021-05-23, 18:59:Current 5.x kernel compiled for 486 target is nice, but isn't support for at least some of the early ISA stuff already gone from kernel at this point ?
Thank you for this, I will give it a shot on my P3 when I get the chance .
Yes, I think kernal 2.x (2.4?) was the latest Linux kernal with full ISA support.
I'm speaking under correction, however.
I merely can vividly remember that kernal 2.6 introduced many issues with backwards compatibility..
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