OK, I'm a bit low on space and can't dump DOS/WIN due to other users. What can I get rid of from my Debian installation and still retain my connectivity and the ability to compile a kernel if necessary.
Filesystem 1024-blocks Used Available Capacity Mounted on /dev/hdb1 39655 13216 24389 35% / /dev/hdb3 208200 165669 31780 84% /usr /dev/hdb2 39655 9276 28327 25% /var /dev/hda1 107596 102202 5394 95% /c /dev/hda5 92506 69870 22636 76% /d /dev/hda6 103572 10280 93292 10% /e /dev/hda7 93512 68278 25234 73% /f /dev/hda8 128724 120528 8196 94% /g I'm also not prepared to shuffle drive letters to get that 100M from "E:\" out to the end of /dev/hda so I can re-partition it efs2. Since WFW 3.11 is on "G:\" going to a cdef setup would require a re-install of most everything. I may try dumping /dev/hda6 down to 10M to keep the drive letter and shuffle the empty space to the end of /dev/hda so I can chop it off of the extended partition, but that's in the future. Is anyone willing to take a look at my 'dpkg -l' (21K text file) output to see what I can safely kill? I installed a lot of the -dev packages in anticipation of having to compile a kernel for sound support. I even have a (32K text file) 'tree' output of directories only with the DOS drives chopped out for brevity. I'd like to clear enough space to eventually get "X" working. TIA Gerald V. Livingston II Reply to [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] .
