I pulled some RAM from my machine and got it to boot with only 20MB, but the GUI wouldn't load. I tried with other amounts, too. I'm afraid it couldn't quite make the 16MB mark. Also, I did this with Puppy 1.0.8 (revision 1 - Sorry, but the normal notation gives it a smiley). You will also need to i...

Oops, I'm sorry I forgot to login for that last post. It really is mine, not Guest.

Well?

Any luck? I'm half tempted to pull some RAM from my 486 to see just how low she'll go. I did read reports of people getting Puppy to work with 32MB of RAM, but nothing less (until now). That's why I said 'less than 32MB memory' in the title of this thread.

Also, I've made a few edits.

Install Puppy on a computer's hard disk with less than 32 megabytes of RAM: Hello, I just successfully installed Puppy Linux 1.0.7 to a 486 with 24 megabytes of RAM and I just wanted to share how I got this to work. The normal way of booting puppy from CD-ROM would not work with the amount of memory...