what is the best cpu/schematic for the linux based OS and it is the smallest that we can build?

[Gregory Toomey]

It was a dark and stormy night, and Mylinux managed to scribble:

what is the best cpu/schematic for the linux based OS and it is the
smallest that we can build ?

The best CPU for Linux is the ENIAC I, thouh advanced users have migrated to ENIAC II.
Phone Alan Turing for cpu advice - he knows a lot.

gtoomey

 

[Mylinux]

what is the best cpu/schematic for the linux based OS and it is the
smallest that we can build ?

 

[Mylinux]

wwI machine.

It was a dark and stormy night, and Mylinux managed to scribble:


The best CPU for Linux is the ENIAC I, thouh advanced users have migrated to ENIAC II.
Phone Alan Turing for cpu advice - he knows a lot.

gtoomey

 

[Michel Catudal]

It was a dark and stormy night, and Mylinux managed to scribble:




The best CPU for Linux is the ENIAC I, thouh advanced users have migrated to ENIAC II.
Phone Alan Turing for cpu advice - he knows a lot.

Funny! By the way, look a the header of my message

 

[Ralph Mason]

what is the best cpu/schematic for the linux based OS and it is the
smallest that we can build ?

How much money do you have?

Ralph

 

[Mihaly]

ROFL!

 

[A E]

what is the best cpu/schematic for the linux based OS and it is the
smallest that we can build ?

Boki called and he wants his question back.

 

[Robert Newson]

It was a dark and stormy night, and Mylinux managed to scribble:



The best CPU for Linux is the ENIAC I, thouh advanced users have migrated to ENIAC II.
Phone Alan Turing for cpu advice - he knows a lot.

I'm sure he'd recommend the Colossus (mk I or II - due to its massive
parallelisation, it is actualy very fast: faster than a 1996 Pentium; so
fast that the 43 year younger pentium would take twice as long to do the
same code breaking...)

 

[Hans-Bernhard Broeker]

what is the best cpu/schematic for the linux based OS and it is the
smallest that we can build ?

You can't meaningfully ask for "best" before having say what exactly
you mean by "good", first.

There is no such thing as CPU/schematic. Those are two rather
distinct stages of designing and building a computer.

To giv you a rough impression about what sizes you can possible
expect: some guys at IBM managed to get Linux to run in a (somewhat
bulky) wristwatch.

 

[Andy Baxter]

what is the best cpu/schematic for the linux based OS and it is the
smallest that we can build ?

Probably not the smallest, but LaRT is worth a look:

http://www.lart.tudelft.nl/

andy.

 

[DarkMatter]

what is the best cpu/schematic for the linux based OS and it is the
smallest that we can build ?

A PDA with a hi res screen and Lineo or other such appropriate OS.

 

[Alex Gibson]

It was a dark and stormy night, and Mylinux managed to scribble:


The best CPU for Linux is the ENIAC I, thouh advanced users have migrated to ENIAC II.
Phone Alan Turing for cpu advice - he knows a lot.

gtoomey

There is an emulator floating around on the net some where.
Or was that the csirac ?
http://www.cs.mu.oz.au/csirac/csirac.html

 

[Mylinux]

A PDA with a hi res screen and Lineo or other such appropriate OS.

I think I would like to try a LART since it is an open source .