I have a 3 GB disk running Mandrake 7.0 and no matter which installation option
(Within the "Rescue" side of the application) it pops up with an error message
that they're not enough disk space with SomeBigPositiveNumber >
SomeBigNegativeNumber.
Now, I know the new Mandrake is 1.5 GB and I may already have consumed half of
the disk, but it never gets to the package selection part that would allow me
to reduce the number of packages. Is this a bug or expected behaviour? If it's
expected is there any way for the installer to realize that most of the disk
space will be overwriting existing packages thus nullifying a large part of the
complaint.
Second, I upgraded a 7.1 PIII500 with an i810 graphics card and everything went
GREAT! Good job guys! The only problem I had on this one is I can't seem to get
it to go to 1024x768 res in 16 bit mode (which I know it's capable of doing),
it's just a matter of me figuring out what I set wrong.
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-David Talbot
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So long as the government has the power to invade our lives, rummage through
our records, and take what it wants from our income, we will have only as
much freedom and take-home pay as the politicians condescend to let us have.
-Harry Browne Libertarian Canidate for President (www.HarryBrowne2000.org)
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