Re: boot from cd
Jim Bailey <[email protected]> Tue, 22 Oct 2002 17:47:51 +0100
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On Thu, Oct 17, 2002 at 08:11:54PM -0500, Glenn Murphy wrote: > Okay, ya'll are going to laugh at me but, I found out the problem. I > just burned the iso with nero (instead of using IsoBuster, then nero). > Well, thanks for all the help. If I have further problems with > installation, I'll let you know. > > So, would 30gb be a good amount of space...? > Your original question about 10Gb of disk space been resonable seems good to me. If this is the family PC most of the family will want to use windows initially for games and office stuff running under windows. If you use FAT32 for your Windows file system and then mount that under Linux yopu can have read write access to your entire Windows partition. Even if you emerged most of Gentoo filling 10Gb of disk space for servers would not be a problem. As an example our home wireless access base station runs a basic install a load of wireless tools, DNS, firewall and traffic shaping software, a http proxy, DHCPD and a load of security auditing demons and tools. This is on a P75 32Mb of ram and all off a 850*Mb* harddisk. Alternatively if you can afford it go out and buy a cheap second hard disk for your linux distro and install it on that. Peace Jim