🚀 go-pugleaf

I wrote

>jonb@vector.Dallas.TX.US (Jon Buller) writes:

>>In article <7409@goofy.Apple.COM> dwb@sticks.apple.com (David Berry) writes:

>>Well, I'm impressed.  That's about 30MB, I would have thought that getting all
>>of SYS V, those BSD extras, and all the other goodies that are rumored to be
>>in there, would have taken a LOT more space.  Maybe UNIX isn't such a resource
>>PIG after all... 8-)

>>Thanks for setting me straight.  I wonder where I heard the number 55...?

>	55 Mbytes is the partition size on disk to receive all of this
>stuff along with some free space to work.

	I think this 55 Mb. partition leaves you with 10 Mb free.  You then
	need a swap space partition (+/- 20 Mb) and esch (3 Mb), and
	partition for users (if you don't want to put them in the
	root partition) (??? Mb).  For X11 installation, the doc
	says you need 12 Mb. free.  

	Hope I didn't mislead anyboy with the "all this stuff".

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