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Your Linux Mac should have at least 16MB of RAM, but I recommend 24MB or more. You need at least 10MB free (after Mac OS loads) to run the bootloader program at a minimum.
- Linux is a powerful operating system beloved by coders and capable of breathing life into old Macs. In this feature we look at how to install Linux on a Mac - including how to completely replace.
- Welcome to Linux/mac68k! The goal of this project is to improve Linux support for 68k-based Macintoshes and the associated hardware. Just about every Mac with a 68030 or better processor is usable in some form under Linux/mac68k. A 68020 CPU with 68851 PMMU should work also. Older 68000-based Macs are not supported.
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