Hi,
Just FYI, I build a Fedora Core 6 + Updates + Extras "respin" and the total DVD iso is currently 6Gb (I used pungi to build it, but I haven't used the resulting DVD for installation yet).
I think with the impending merging of core & extras in F7, this means people either have to use dual-layer DVDs or there need to be two DVDs for installation purposes. (or someone needs to 'cut-down' the number of packages in F7 to get in to fit on 1 DVD).
I also ended with about 10 CD isos, but I'm not going to use them.
Best regards,
Jeroen Janssen
On Wednesday 24 January 2007 16:40, Jeroen Janssen wrote:
Just FYI, I build a Fedora Core 6 + Updates + Extras "respin" and the total DVD iso is currently 6Gb (I used pungi to build it, but I haven't used the resulting DVD for installation yet).
I think with the impending merging of core & extras in F7, this means people either have to use dual-layer DVDs or there need to be two DVDs for installation purposes. (or someone needs to 'cut-down' the number of packages in F7 to get in to fit on 1 DVD).
I also ended with about 10 CD isos, but I'm not going to use them.
We aren't doing spins of "everything in the collection" anymore. We're doing targetted spins, such as Fedora 7 Desktop, or Fedora 7 KDE, or Fedora 7 Server. Those will be even smaller than what FC6 was.
On 1/24/07, Jesse Keating jkeating@redhat.com wrote:
On Wednesday 24 January 2007 16:40, Jeroen Janssen wrote:
Just FYI, I build a Fedora Core 6 + Updates + Extras "respin" and the total DVD iso is currently 6Gb (I used pungi to build it, but I haven't used the resulting DVD for installation yet).
I think with the impending merging of core & extras in F7, this means people either have to use dual-layer DVDs or there need to be two DVDs for installation purposes. (or someone needs to 'cut-down' the number of packages in F7 to get in to fit on 1 DVD).
I also ended with about 10 CD isos, but I'm not going to use them.
We aren't doing spins of "everything in the collection" anymore. We're doing targetted spins, such as Fedora 7 Desktop, or Fedora 7 KDE, or Fedora 7 Server. Those will be even smaller than what FC6 was.
Is it our intention that people will pick whats right and add on via network?
-Mike
On Wednesday 24 January 2007 16:55, Mike McGrath wrote:
Is it our intention that people will pick whats right and add on via network?
That's what we're thinking yes. If what you want isn't on the CD set, the installer has an "Enable complete Collection repository" or some such wording that gives you access to the repo that is everything. The package selection UI will fill in with what is available and listed in comps. Not every single package is accessable, as they aren't all listed in comps (for various reasons).
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