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--- mkmd [2014/10/08 21:15] – [MKMD: ManuKa's Mint Distribution] kdev
+++ mkmd [2014/10/08 21:19] – [MKMD: ManuKa's Mint Distribution] kdev
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 The target platform is the 68000 Ataris with 4 MB of RAM, 1GB Ultrasatan SD Card drive, ST High Resolution (recommended),  Ethernec network card (optional)
-MKMD is distributed in the form of a Ready to Boot diskimage, that you should write to a SD card.
+MKMD is distributed in the form of a ready to boot diskimage, to be written to a SD card.
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   * login as user ''user'' with password ''Normaluser'' or ''root'' with password ''Rootuser'' in text mode
   * when logged in as root, you can start the single task GEM gui with ''execgem'' or the multi tasking GEM gui with ''execmtos''
-The Unix environment is very similar to a classical SunOS or BSD system, although of course quite slow. It has bash, gcc 2.5 and a Minix file system. The SD card image was partitioned with the Atari AHDI driver v 5.0 and contains three partitions of 256 Mb each.
+The Unix environment is very similar to the early SunOS 4.1 and BSD 4.3 systems, with GNU file utils, although of course quite slow. It has bash, tcsh, gcc 2.5 and a Minix file system. The SD card image was partitioned with the Atari AHDI driver v 5.0 and contains three partitions of 256 Mb each.
 After killing some processes to free RAM, it is is possible to start a very limited X environment: