Hey Christian!

 CV> 386SX33.  It could run Linux but was hell slow :D

Sounds very familiar except I already had the 386 booting to whatever version of dos with a 32-bit gcc port (djgpp).  I opted for a dual boot system on there and bought a 486-33 for a pure Slackware 3.something-or-other install.  That became my first linux hacking machine and was awesome in comparison to the 386.  Next was a 486 Toshiba laptop whose graphics chip (Chips & Technology) put up a fight at first.  A new custom compiled kernel fixed that nicely.

Het leven is goed,
Maurice

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