Ubuntu on a 486?

[michaelpo at myjaring.net]

Is it possible to pull out my p4 harddisk and swap it with my p2?
Will ubuntu still bootup?
Or does the different machines need their own initial installation?


Martin Marcher wrote:
> Still, I'd like to know what you expect to gain if dropping support  
> for a certain CPU type (keep in mind it's still x86 not some seldomly  
> used architecture)


Is it possible to pull out my p4 harddisk and swap it with my p2?
Will ubuntu still bootup?
Or does the different machines need their own initial installation?
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