Robots can be gay deal with it on Nostr: I just watched a retro PC server video, and they had to compile a newer kernel (still ...
I just watched a retro PC server video, and they had to compile a newer kernel (still a 90s kernel, but newer than on the CD) and I'm curious. If you copied the current kernel.org kernel to a system that old, could it even work? Has the architecture of Linux changed too much in 25 years?
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