What you do is use two floppies (one is a rescue/boot image, the other has
the install system) and install directly from ftp...then change your sources
list to a cool one and then upgrade.
The original base package is about 15-20 Megs, and the upgrade should be
about 50 megs... then you just ftp (using apt-get) out for add-ons.
It's more preferable than downloading a whole iso.
I have one iso that I use around the office... but it just speeds up the
install time when you're doing 3 boxes at a time.
Bob Miller wrote:
> Michael Smith wrote:
>
> > If you have the bandwidth, install the minimum potato stuff, then switch
> > to "unstable". I'll give you my sources list if you're into it.
>
> We only have 144Kb. Anne is at work where she has a T1 line, so I
> asked her to snarf the Potato CD images.
>
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> K<bob>
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