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Well, I don't think your going to get X installed on there. Not enough space, and one question, how much memory does the video have? To run X windows with GUI interface, I would recommend at least a 2 or 4 mb video and at least 32 megs of system RAM. I don't even think a 250mb hard disk is enough either. You could however get it setup with the basics and browse the web with lynx, a text based terminal browser, that would work. You might want to consider trying a smaller distro like thinlinux, or peanut linux which is only like 50 mb total, then add your own apps.
I'm starting to install a distribution called small linux, it will run quite hapilly on my machine. i've also found an x-server called tinyX, i'll also install Opera web/wap browser and gnokii, this last one will allow me use my mobile to dial up with. I should still have enough room left for a dos partition with all my fav games!
i found a lot of this info on the site suggested above, or just by general searching.
i will keep you updated on my progress!
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