Joao Clemente wrote: > I got used to deploy woody servers by doing a net install and not > selecting any kind of task (in the menu where one chooses "desktop", > "web server", "file server", "development", blabla, I would let > everything blank). I would then just apt-get what I wanted (samba, or > dhcpd, or...) > > This is what I'm refering as "minimal install". In woody I would have a > minimal install around 100MB or so (I would have about 70-80MB in /usr). > Same thing in sarge will get me about 300MB in /usr only.. I see I get > things like gcc right "out-of-the-box", that are increasing this > "minimal install" size... Was there a reason for this increase of > packages in the minimal install or it just happened to stay this way > because ? Anyone knows? All packages of standard priority are supposed to be installed as part of the default install unless the user acts to not install them. A bug in woody prevented this from happening. It's been fixed in sarge. -- see shy jo
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