On Apr 9, 2008, at 3:21 PM, Andrew Lentvorski wrote:
FreeBSD minimum is a whole lot more minimum than just anything I
know of in the Linux world. And FreeBSD isn't that minimum.
OpenBSD is a *lot* more minimal than FreeBSD.
You either have to use something like Debian's base install (i.e.,
don't add anything to the software set) or hack up a kickstart file
(see my response to John earlier) for RH-based systems to get a
suitably minimal Linux system.
Debian variants may or may not offer a minimal install option.
Ubuntu's server install CD will do the equivalent of a base Debian
install, with great effect.
These days, though, a Linux install < 400MB can be hard to achieve
without some work.
Gregory
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