Jim Gribbin said, on 08/21/2010 03:19 PM:
> I did see something along the line of pulling the drive, installing the
> OS and re-installing the drive.
>
> With that box having available resources of: 150MHz Mips & a potential
> max of 64MB of ram (don't know how much it currently has), I don't
> believe it will be practical to get too carried away on upgrading the
> OS. It might be pretty well maxed out w/ something in the 2.2.x kernel
> series.
Pulling the drive is actually probably the only way to go with the 2700.
(Trivia: the "2700" was derived from 27, the atomic number of Cobalt)
Since I lack a 2700 but already have a Qube 2, I'd be willing to trade
you, Jim - the one that Mike B held back for me for the 2700 - a win-win
all around!
Royce
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