tjm4fun

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Posted: Jan. 15 2005,05:33 |
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Just asked a bud of mine, he installed ubuntu in vmware. was about 1.5 gig install from cd, but had no devel tools, so hehad to aptget them to build a proper kernel and get rid of that initrd crap. now it's 1.8 gig. if you did a ftp install,and loaded everything you will have more, and updates and such will require ALOT of extra room to d/l the pakcages, unpack them then install, so you could run out of space with 3.5 gig. try allocating 5 gig if you have hte disk space, or do smaller updates. But on the bright side, you're now a lilo guru. Just remember it has to be able to see what it's adding and you;re all set.
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