Hi there,
I've found an old laptop (MAXDATA Artist Stanford) with 64mb ram and tried to
install a minimal Debian system. The installer warned me about low system
memory but I could continue. I didn't select any additional kernel module and
continued again. After loading basic system components (
hi Peter, try install via debootstrap. more information you can find on
debian wiki.
2015-04-18 18:43 GMT+05:00 peter.schleichm...@t-online.de <
peter.schleichm...@t-online.de>:
> Hi there,
> I've found an old laptop (MAXDATA Artist Stanford) with 64mb ram and tried
> to install a minimal Debian
peter.schleichm...@t-online.de wrote:
> I've found an old laptop (MAXDATA Artist Stanford) with 64mb ram and
> tried to install a minimal Debian system. The installer warned me
> about low system memory but I could continue. I didn't select any
> additional kernel module and continued again. After
Have a look here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lightweight_Linux_distribution
Yes, with an old Laptop one really should chose a rather old kernel, but then,
the latest 'stable' Debian possibly will not run on that thing (for example,
systemd). So you would either chose an old Debian in the first
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