> So? The smallest hard disk I can buy now holds 3.2 GB at $110. For
Really. I'd love to know where you can get 3.2Gb disks that have < 1024
cylinders so work in all the 486's I have. Or for that matter 3.2Gb PCMCIA
disks for the laptop.
> The point being that just one GB is rather large, that NOBODY has less
> than 1 GB to install into anymore and that vanilla RH 5.2 occupies less
I think a lot of people would disagree. I have friends whom I've given
things like spare ISA video cards because they couldn't afford to build
a machine except by collecting other peoples junk and buying the last
few pieces.
The UK isnt a paticularly backward part of the world either. You go try
upgrading from a 540Mb hard disk to 3.2Gb on an Indian wage packet for
example.
> So, aside from yourself (an SMP-aware device driver person, not really a
> direct support person) how many Red Hat direct support persons belong to
> this list? I'm talking about the folks who actually provide answers to
> RH customers when somebody seeks it. A show of hands again?
Raises hand
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