On Mon Oct 25 1999 at 15:44, Jay Turner wrote: > > One thing that I would very much like to see are "Server" and > > "Workstation" installation options given within the "Custom" > > installation option. > Have you taken the time to perform a 6.1 installation? Once you pick either of Of course! > the Workstation options or the Server option, you are given the opportunity of But not these options... > manually partitioning the drives or having Disk Druid partition for you > automatically. This allows you to do just what you are describing . . . set up > the partitions for Workstation and Server installations manually, but still > have the rest of the installation performed automatically. Try it out, as I > think that you will find that you like it a lot better that what you are > complaining about. Ok, I'll have another look. I've got a little bit of egg on my face, I can wear that :) Also, I'm not complaining about anything, just offering suggestions. It's a damn fine product, with a good development and support team. I was burned badly by previous versions of the installer, and I haven't dared to even consider choosing the workstation or server installs for fear of the installer deleting important data on my old /home partition. I have been using custom or kickstart ever since. So I wasn't talking about the custom or workstation options... I admit that I'm not familiar with them in the current release. Still, allowing a choice of some basic package sets as a starting point with the custom installation would still be a good idea. As it is at the moment, not even the Base packages are selected for inclusion. Surely this is broken and not what was intended. Cheers Tony -- To unsubscribe: mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] < /dev/null
