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From: frank@martha.utcc.utk.edu (frank segner (phrank))
Subject: Re: Is there a FAQ?
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Date: Sat, 24 Oct 1992 15:52:30 GMT
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flowerpt@coos.dartmouth.edu (Bill McGonigle) writes:
: I looked at all the articles that this news server had, to find
: a FAQL, but I didn't have any luck.
:
: Anyway, I am looking into the feasibility of installing BSD386 onto
: a 90MB Bernoulli Disk. I need to know :
:
: Is 90MB enough? I'm interested in networking stuff (like
: telnet, ftp, and archie) and of course the system itself.
: How about for X?
: Is 8MB RAM enough?
: Can BSD386 be on a drive other than a primary hard drive?
:
i.) a faq file (from terry lambert) is available via ftp from (the mother of
all battles) agate.berkeley.edu, /pub/386bsd/386BSD-0.1/unofficial/...
ii.) 90MB should be enough (but not very much ;-| )
iii.) the networking capabilities are part of system.
iv.) X with 90MB ??? are you kidding ? (what about 200-300MB ? ;-} )
v.) 8MB should be enough
vi.) yes and no ;-) it depends how your system boots (there are some
'unofficial' solutions around, for more info -> read: comp.unix.bsd
so long
frank
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