On Mon, 2003-02-24 at 23:45, Lonnie Cumberland wrote:
James,
I will try to look into these distros although I did not know that 9.0 was able
to get down to 64Meg. That might even work for my purposes.
What is required to get it that small and where can I find out what exactly is
installed
On Mon, 2003-02-24 at 22:05, Lonnie Cumberland wrote:
Hello,
I am working to put together a project and want to base it on the lattest
Mandrake Linux so that as newer versions of your product come out the we can
upgrade the components easily. This will also help to promote Mandrake as the
Thanks Jack,
I think that you have a great plan here and I will proceed along this method
using Mandrake 9.0 or 9.1
I guess that 9.2 is almost ready to come out based upon the chatter in the
group and I wish that the Mandrake team would have included an option in the
install for the most basic
On Tuesday 25 February 2003 11:11 am, Lonnie Cumberland wrote:
... I wish that the Mandrake team would have included an option in
the install for the most basic install similar to what I was looking for
deselect all groups, select pacjages individually
not tiny but pretty small
jim tarvid
On Monday 24 February 2003 09:05 pm, Lonnie Cumberland wrote:
Hello,
I am working to put together a project and want to base it on the lattest
Mandrake Linux so that as newer versions of your product come out the we
can upgrade the components easily. This will also help to promote Mandrake
Hello,
I am working to put together a project and want to base it on the lattest
Mandrake Linux so that as newer versions of your product come out the we can
upgrade the components easily. This will also help to promote Mandrake as the
base operating system.
What I need to do is to have the
Lonnie
Couple of things here. With 9.0 the minimum install is 64megs. But
there are a lot of Micro distro's out there that might do you a better
turn. (Blue Cat Linux, Devil Linux, Peanut Linux, PeeWee Linux and
more)
A good place to start is.
http://linuxdevices.com/
and hit the page
James,
I will try to look into these distros although I did not know that 9.0 was able
to get down to 64Meg. That might even work for my purposes.
What is required to get it that small and where can I find out what exactly is
installed when Mandrake is set to this lower limit?
Thanks,
Lonnie
