My -current kernel sources are: ~100.89MB
leopard# du -sk /usr/src/sys 
103307  sys

Humm... my 1.3.2 machine only uses 57.8MB


With X and a compile going you could use quit a bit of swap.
I don't know about anyone else but I always use 128MB of swap
minimum. That gives me a big margin. 




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On Wed, Jul 5, 2000 2:02 PM, Chris Tucker <mailto:nikon@cyberport.net>
wrote:
>Your drive is a bit on the small side, but large enuf to fit the entire
>NetBSD distro on it, including X.
>
>32megs of RAM is ideal.
>
>I am pretty sure you could compile kernels on it. 
>
>Only thing you might wanna do is drop in a 1 or 2 gig drive.
>Chris
>
>On Wed, 5 Jul 2000, Edvard Lauman wrote:
>
>> How well is the quadra 650 supported? If it has 350meg hd and 32meg ram,
>could I use it to compile kernels etc? How fast would it be? Ed
>> 
>
>