My memory is that the pentium pro had a common memory config of 256MB, way below what modern installers are going to expect. I'm sure you can get linux to install on 256MB, but I doubt it's going to work on the current RHEL/SUSE/Ubuntu installers.
Not to mention various drivers have gone without maintainers and pulled from the upstream linux kernel.
Not to mention dropping IA32 and related PAE support.
Not to mention various drivers have gone without maintainers and pulled from the upstream linux kernel.
Not to mention dropping IA32 and related PAE support.