*nix on "classic" systems

[Chris M]

OI a p-90 is anything but vintage. If you want to talk
about vintage Linux, get a 386 and we'll consider it
maybe. OI
 I did pick up a book entitled "Plug and Play Linux"
last year at TCF. The disk was included *bad* but the
cd was not unfortunately. I can't seem to remember
what distro was included, I want to say Yggdrasil, but
I'm probably wrong. In any event it probably should
have been dubbed plug-n-pray. Anyone know what I'm
talking about, or have the cd?
 The cover had this illustration on it:

http://www.chessbase.com/images2/2003/weinberger04.jpg

--- Ensor <classiccmp at memory-alpha.org.uk> wrote:

> I've recently been looking at setting up an old HP
> Vectra P-90 to run Linux 
> (or some form of *nix) and started wondering what
> ports exist for "classic" 
> systems.
> 
> Looking around I see that "NetBSD" in particular
> supports quite a few 
> architectures including VAX, SGI, NeXT etc etc, but
> I've struck out 
> regarding Linux ports.
> 
> So, can anyone point me at a website listing Linux
> ports to architectures 
> other than PC's. And what modern *nix ports, if any,
> do other list members 
> use on their classic iron?
> 
> 
>   TTFN - Pete.
> 
> 



 
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