HELP: Seti under ZipSlack?? need to get 4 machines up

[cakin]

I want to get away from buying more M$ stuff. I have parts to put up 4 machines this weekend or what left of it.
I fly back out Sunday morning.
I need a very small Linux distro that will work SMP and NON-SMP (can autodetect? or if you give me the switch and wherew to put it I will).
I can't find anything in the documentation for ZipSlack, but I figured what the heck, its small so I downloaded it to a machine to try it.
I have a bunch of HD's under 1G, some under 500M all formatted with FAT or FAT32.

Zipslack doesnt have support for the SIS900 on the K7S5A, so I put in a 3C905 and at least I can ping something.

I am also using AMD XP1800+ procs, the seti sight says:
For Linux systems on the AMD K6 processor, only the binaries
i386-pc-linux-gnu-gnulibc2.1 and
i386-pc-linux-gnulibc1-static should be used.
SO which one should I download?

since these machines will run out in the garage, I need to know if there is anything like SetiSpy or Setidriver for linux that is easy to setup and use. Which ones do you prefer?

 

[onebadv6]

use this floppy install. will support multi cpus no problem.
As far as a Queue I'm not quite sure whats out there for linux.

Seti on floppy.

I have been useing this disto on several computers. The one I love is an old PII266. I have the asus 440lx motherboard
screwed to the foor joists with a powersupply, floppy and a network card. It crunches faithfully and I have no problems with it.
The best part is I can remotely monitor it from any of the networked machines.

 

[RaySun2Be]

😎

 

[cakin]

for some reason I cant get it to recognize a 3c905 and I've tried several 905's - this i on a ECS K7S5A MB
the onboard LAN is disabled since they dont have drivers for it