On Feb 22, 2005, Elliot Lee <sopwith redhat com> wrote:
On Tue, 22 Feb 2005, Tim Daly wrote:
An alternative approach is to adopt the Knoppix compressed file system.
Knoppix manages to get about 2.3Gig on a single CD.
The .rpm packages are already compressed, so a compressed file system
won't help here. Thanks for thinking outside the box, though!
Talking of compressing stuff... Couldn't we perhaps compress the
hdlist and hdlist2 files in Fedora/base? Could we perhaps merge the
contents of hdstg2.img and netstg2.img that, given their similar size,
might be assumed to contain mostly the same contents? And how about
stage2.img, if that's a superset? This certainly wouldn't get us the
300MB we need, but it could get us 5-15% of that.