It's FOSSIf you are running an i486 CPU, you will want to read this.
https://itsfoss.com/news/linux-kernel-i486-cpu-support-removal/
OldCoderThis means that support for true 386s is gone as well, doesn't it?
I maintain both a 64-bit #Linux #distro and a 32-bit version because the latter is nearly as easy as just doing multilibs [which is what #Debian and some other distros do].
But my 32-bit distro won't boot on genuine 386 PCs even now, before kernel 7.1 arrives, will it?
I maintain both a 64-bit #Linux #distro and a 32-bit version because the latter is nearly as easy as just doing multilibs [which is what #Debian and some other distros do].
But my 32-bit distro won't boot on genuine 386 PCs even now, before kernel 7.1 arrives, will it?