Hi, On 2021-08-03 8:18 a.m., Gunnar Gervin wrote: > Dan, > 40-50% of my ssd, is that correct > For i386 or amd64? If I take both > I'll still have 149gb. Interesting. I can do it, because the original > need of the ssd evaporated. Thus it's possible to try both into the old > mac(hine). But in that list you linked to, are a lot more than those two > ISO images. Would I need a virtual Pile of 1TB SSD's? > Geg > I've sent you the instruction on how to get the mirror on your disk. You already have the links to the space needed. Modify the command so you choose your architectures (i386,x64) and distribution (buster/bullseye/backports, etc). Plus if you want sources. Maybe go one thing at a time. Trying to learn everything may give result but won't master much. > On Mon, 2 Aug 2021, 22:43 Dan Ritter, <dsr@randomstring.org > <mailto:dsr@randomstring.org>> wrote: > > Gunnar Gervin wrote: > > Hi again. > > This is an unusual question &/or project, maybe utterly stupid, maybe > > temporary: > > I bought a 1 TB external SSD (Intenso) for later commercial use -in my > > company. > > Meanwhile I want to use it for something else: To burn an entire > Debian > > distro on it. > > I guess it`ll be more than enough space to let it stay afterwards. > Points > > of doing it: > > 1. After the Big job is done, less time to lose each time a program is > > needed. > > 2. More security that necessary software is available, even if > software is > > off internet > > > > Any advice, suggestions, or thoughts in this matter? Is it not new > at all, > > just trivial? > > By distro, do you mean the complete package repository? > > https://www.debian.org/mirror/size <https://www.debian.org/mirror/size> > > -dsr- > -- Polyna-Maude R.-Summerside -Be smart, Be wise, Support opensource development
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