Hi,
I don't have *all* the packages installed (you can't, anyway,
because of confilcts). Here is my setup:
__> df
Filesystem 1024-blocks Used Available Capacity Mounted on
/dev/hda2 503551 17792 459753 4% /
/dev/hda6 507423 150210 331007
> I have one PC with a 6 gig disk for Linux only (the Linux PC).
> I have another two PCs with Windows 95 (the Windows PCs). I would
> like to able to use Linux on either of the two Windows PCs.
> I don't have enough space on these PCs to install all the linux
> software I would like. I can on
During the installation testing phase of bo (pre 1.3) I tried to
install all possible packages on a 781+ mb partition (756 mb available
after making the file system). I installed 683 packages totaling 724
mb before I decided I was running out of space. Including contrib and
non-free, there a
I am trying to install 1.3.0 on three networked PCs but I have
a couple of problems.
How large should the /usr partition be to accomodate ALL the software
in 1.3.0 including contrib and non-free. After reading the FAQ at
www.debian.org which suggested 300MB+ minimum for all optional
programs and
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