Author Topic: Linux and coremode equivalent?  (Read 319 times)

lazygamer

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Linux and coremode equivalent?
« on: 10 May 2003, 17:42 »
Ok so you know how XP has this "core mode" thing which allows the XP OS to load entirely into memory? It needs 512mb ram minimum and 1024mb to be a good idea.

What about Linux? Does it have it's own core mode equivalent, but with much lower RAM requirements? I think it would impress my bro alot if Linux could do a core modeish thing on half the ram!  
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Linux and coremode equivalent?
« Reply #1 on: 10 May 2003, 18:11 »
Knoppix loads from CD-ROM and requires 128 MB RAM.

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Linux and coremode equivalent?
« Reply #2 on: 10 May 2003, 18:40 »
Heh heh, that's a quarter not half.  ;)
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