On 2/13/07, Mike McCarty <Mike.McCarty@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Mike Chalmers wrote:
> I have about 300mb of free space. I would like to install the smallest
> installation I can. Is this possible and how? Thanks in advance.
>
More explicitly than my other response,
$ sudo du -s /usr/bin /usr/sbin /etc
183256 /usr/bin
20364 /usr/sbin
62052 /etc
So those three areas alone eat up about 266 MB.
Mike
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I can't do an installation without a graphical interface that is less
than 300? I thought that was possible. All I really need is the boot
loader so that I can boot to Windows XP. You see I had a problem where
I deleted my linux partitions and turned them into NTFS using
Partition Magic and now I get a grub command line when I boot and I
don't know how to get to Windows. That is why I was asking about a
minimal installation so that I could just get the boot so that I could
boot to Windows.
