with CLI only? Less than a gig of data will be installed.
Femme
Wally wrote:
> The Win2k defrag isn't terribly helpful - in spite of having 2gigs free, I
> can only get at about 1gig. How much disk does it need for a lightweight
> install? I'm planning to install it on my laptop for now (when I
On Saturday 23 March 2002 07:08 am, you wrote:
> - Original Message -
> From: "Derek Jennings" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> > You should have downloaded the 'iso' images ...
> >
> > Once you have your discs burned insert CD#1 and configure your BIOS
> > to
>
> boot
>
> > from CD. Everything is
[newbie] Newbie seeks Mandrake install advice
> >The Win2k defrag isn't terribly helpful - in spite of having 2gigs free,
I
> >can only get at about 1gig. How much disk does it need for a lightweight
> >install?
>
> Yes, that's a BIG problem with partitioning, it doe
>
> The Win2k defrag isn't terribly helpful - in spite of having 2gigs free, I
> can only get at about 1gig. How much disk does it need for a lightweight
> install?
Well if you do not need any of the graphical apps you can certainly fit a
fair bit onto 1G. If during the package selection you ju
>The Win2k defrag isn't terribly helpful - in spite of having 2gigs free, I
>can only get at about 1gig. How much disk does it need for a lightweight
>install?
Yes, that's a BIG problem with partitioning, it doesn't do it.
I had 1 gig free on my old computer, and the bloody thing let me make a
- Original Message -
From: "Derek Jennings" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> You should have downloaded the 'iso' images ...
> Once you have your discs burned insert CD#1 and configure your BIOS to
boot
> from CD. Everything is then automatic and you will be guided through the
> install. Before y
You should have downloaded the 'iso' images which can then be burned directly
onto Cd's which will automatically be bootable.
here is a list of FTP servers you can get the iso images from
http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/ftptmp/1016406720.d2f1033d19306e7e8903fa1e3eaee8a0.php#iso
Here are instruc
