Comment by majorchord 4 days ago I'm fairly certain that BeOS never supported the 486 2 comments majorchord Reply nrr 3 days ago Specifically, the BeOS required support for the rtdsc instruction for its timing, and that was only available on the Pentium chips or later. alberth 3 days ago Whoops, you're right. I was confused which machine I had BeOS on.This was my Pentium III.My 486 was the machine immediately before my Pentium III.I installed BeOS when I got my new Pentium III in 1999/2000.
nrr 3 days ago Specifically, the BeOS required support for the rtdsc instruction for its timing, and that was only available on the Pentium chips or later. alberth 3 days ago Whoops, you're right. I was confused which machine I had BeOS on.This was my Pentium III.My 486 was the machine immediately before my Pentium III.I installed BeOS when I got my new Pentium III in 1999/2000.
alberth 3 days ago Whoops, you're right. I was confused which machine I had BeOS on.This was my Pentium III.My 486 was the machine immediately before my Pentium III.I installed BeOS when I got my new Pentium III in 1999/2000.
Specifically, the BeOS required support for the rtdsc instruction for its timing, and that was only available on the Pentium chips or later.
Whoops, you're right. I was confused which machine I had BeOS on.
This was my Pentium III.
My 486 was the machine immediately before my Pentium III.
I installed BeOS when I got my new Pentium III in 1999/2000.