Hi Jerome, > LiveCD1 size is flexible...
Looking at your links (PS: typo "intalled") the current list seems to be, in that order: BASE, FDI, grep/head/du/sleep/tee/touch/which/less/trch/md5sum, crc32, slowdown, doslfn, part, xfdisk, xdel, xkeyb, raread, rawrite, edict, fdtui, fdnet, wget, links, mtcp, wcd, aefdisk. That sounds quite small :-) Also, the batch file apparently tries to create a disk in the sizes 2G, 1G, 512M, 320M, 256M, 224M, 128M, 96M, 64M, 48M, 32M, 16M, but I do not really understand the batch. Depending on the contents of fdlive 7z, it might be enough to try fewer sizes? Maybe 896 MB, 448 MB, 192 MB, 96 MB, 48 MB, 24 MB: Powers of two minus at most 128 MB for apps. > The list contains nearly all of BASE, much of FULL and > a couple of EXTRA... Does that mean FDI equals FULL in that context? If even that is at most 24 MB, all of the dynamic size thing is more for trying to have more work space and not really about having more packages? >>> LiveCD2 uses SYSLINUX/MEMDISK to expand a compressed pre-made > I don’t know how small it “could” be. > At present it is set to 96MB uncompressed. > https://github.com/shidel/FDI/blob/master/SETTINGS/VERSION.CFG It does not say which packages are in there, but 96 MB will work even on 128 MB RAM :-) I thought the largest Live CD might need 1 Gigabyte given the combined package sizes...? > It’s always easy when someone else has to do it. :-) True true *blush* Eric _______________________________________________ Freedos-devel mailing list Freedos-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-devel
