I have a really old Toshiba laptop, a 520CDT. It's got a Pentium 166 and
48MB of RAM, which means that it has rather limited use these days.
I did try to boot Haiku on it, and it just doesn't work: as soon as the
boot loader loads I get a black screen with a blinking cursor in it and
it just hangs. I can't say I'm very surprised...
My question is: can Haiku be made to run on this at all? I know that
technically 128MB is the minimum supported RAM, but can this be shaved
down at all? For example, does such a thing as a command-line Haiku
setup with no GUI exist?
