On Thu, 31 Aug 2000, Geoffrey Lee wrote:
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| > I believe 300MB is still too much.
| > 100MB is my target, 150MB is absolute maximum.
|
| You probably want to do some hacking around with the packages, and do some
| give and take.
I do...
|
| > Recently I was re-installing Windows 98 Second Edition.
| > 130MB put on disk (install cabs), then - setup.exe. And -Windows
| > installed!
|
| FYI, I have an old 486 with a 6.0 based distribution (though it is of
| coures cookerized, duh ... ;) BTW an interesting fact is that Mandrake 6.x
| *DOES* work on i486 computers with hacking, it is just that you must
| recompile the kernel yourself.
Good advise. Thanks! I guess Mandrake 7.2 will work on Pentium? Or Pentium
II/Pro will be minimum requirement?
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| The last time I did df it used around 183 MB, that's for all of the core,
| plus XFree 3, and samba.
|
183MB is vuch more reasonable, then 300MB. Besides, I don't need SAMBA.
|
| Are you sure ?
| You only need the KDE libs, no?
|
Without KDEbase (7.5MB archieve), Kmail will probably not work. In any case,
bwroser should be present, at least for home Intranet. So, KDEbase has to be
installed.
| --
| Geoff
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Vadim Plessky
