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[ILUG] Ideal disk partition configuration? (OT now)

[ILUG] Ideal disk partition configuration? (OT now)

Brian Galbraith bgalbraith at penguinpowered.com
Thu Mar 9 16:49:55 GMT 2000


Be kind to me here....I have a v old labtop.....2m RAM and a 40M hard
drive. Do I have a snowball's chance of finding anything GNU/ Linuxwise to
run on it. Don't expect or want it to do much...just an interesting little
project.


Brian


----- Original Message ----- >
> I'd have to agree with Debian as a great distribution for creating these
> sorts of minimal servers.  It can be a pain hunting through dselect to
> find what packages you need, though.  A good way to go is to install the
> minimum configuration first and then add whatever you need.  dselect
will
> drag in an extra packages for you automatically.
>
> I recently helped my girlfriend set up debian 2.1 on a low memory laptop
> (4MB Ram/250MB HD).  A slightly more than minimal, but very useful
install
> (without X) took less than 50MB.
>
>






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