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Re: how many CDs for v3.1 r3?



Samuel Bächler wrote:
> > A.
>
>
> First of all you should not call yourself anonymous, tell us your real name.
>
> > I would like to know whether all these CDs have binary files or are
> > these also include CDs with
> > sources and documentation. If so, which ones of them?
>
> As far as I know they include documentation and source code - thats in fact
> one key-feature of free-software.
>

That's what I also guessed. However, my real problem is that I would
like to first download
only the necessary and required CDs excluding those for sources and
docs. So, which
ones should I download? Strange enough, I did not find any mention of
what these CDs
 contain either on debian.org, installation manual or at any other
place on the Internet.
It would be much helpful if a list of files for each CD is made
available on the website.


I prefer to download iso images rather than a network install. I can
later use the CDs for
quick modifications to the installation rather than using network
everytime for this purpose.
May be, I also have to install on a machine which does not have access
to network.

> > How much would it need for a complete install on a P-IV 2.5GHz with 256
> > MB RAM?
> > And how much for the disk space?
>
> If you want to have a pretty installation create different partitions.
> Here is
> my partition table. I use my system just as a desktop-computer:
>
> directory; filesystem; size
> root; ext3; 100 MB
> /home; ext3; 10 GB
> swap; SWAP; 1 GB // for swap rule of thumb is twice your ram (2*256)
> /var; ext3; 1 GB
> /tmp; ext3; 1 GB
>
> Certainly there are *much* better setups. But at least it works for over one
> year now.
>

I am currently using Slackware. I have experimented with various sorts
of partitioning
schemes including similar to one given above.

> Cheers

Thanks for your reply. Hopefully, someone can help me figure out how
many CDs to
download for the binary files excluding sources and docs.

> Sam
>
>
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