Just wondering how many CD's to download for slackware 12. Last time
2 CD's were fine for minimal installation but I'm wondering if thats
changed now any advice?

On Wed, 04 Jul 2007 17:55:03 -0700, anon@razza.org wrote:

>Just wondering how many CD's to download for slackware 12. Last time
>2 CD's were fine for minimal installation but I'm wondering if thats
>changed now any advice?

The first two will do it.

James V. Bohen <jbohen@compuserve.com> wrote on Wednesday 04 July 2007 19:42
in alt.os.linux.slackware <95jo83l3vdmo2ebisbuk4lbikbfp050rjv@4ax.com>:

> On Wed, 04 Jul 2007 17:55:03 -0700, anon@razza.org wrote:
>
>>Just wondering how many CD's to download for slackware 12.
>
> The first two will do it.

I wonder how many floppies you would need...

(BTW, Linux no longer boots from floppies. Presumably you /could/ use
FreeDOS to munge the hard drive and get the files to it.)

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Chris Barts <puonegf+hfrarg@tznvy.pbz> trolled:

> I wonder how many floppies you would need...

> (BTW, Linux no longer boots from floppies. Presumably you /could/
> use FreeDOS to munge the hard drive and get the files to it.)

How big a partition will freedos support, anyways? Wasn't the limit
on the last version of msdos 2 gigs?

cordially, as always,

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On 2007-07-05, Chris Barts <puonegf+hfrarg@tznvy.pbz> wrote:
>> On Wed, 04 Jul 2007 17:55:03 -0700, anon@razza.org wrote:
>>
>>>Just wondering how many CD's to download for slackware 12.
>
> I wonder how many floppies you would need...

All of them!

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anon@razza.org wrote:
> Just wondering how many CD's to download for slackware 12. Last time
> 2 CD's were fine for minimal installation but I'm wondering if thats
> changed now any advice?

Same as before: 1CD for server, 2CD for desktop/workstation.

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Milan Babuskov <mbabuskov@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Same as before: 1CD for server, 2CD for desktop/workstation.

Unless you need international support in kde (KDEI is on CD 3),
and some stuff in /extra is on CD 3 too.
Pasture (like the gcc 3.x compiler) en /testing is on CD 5 (!)

See the "torrents" page on the Slackware website to see "what is on
which CD": http://www.slackware.com/getslack/torrents.php
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