> I am sending this to the devel-list as a "request for comment" on a suggestio
> n
> for an enhanced redhat installer.  While I believe that this sounds like a go
> od
> idea, it could increase complexity to many people to a degree which make it t
> oo
> complicated.
> 
> 1.  The RedHat binary distribution cdrom is becoming very full (although the
> source cdrom still has some room).  Since I do not see DVD as a viable soluti
> on
> in the near term, I believe that the binary cdrom should be split into two --
>  a
> basic install and a post-install (after reboot) input.
> 
> 2.  The anaconda package is now being distributed as part of the
> RedHat distribution for post-install (first boot) reconfigurtion -- enhance
> this to continue installation of additional packages -- especially large ones
> such as howto and other large documentation packages.
> 
> 3. anaconda could be extended to include such things as sound configuration a
> s
> part of the install process.
> 
> pro/con comments welcome.

Surely inserting a second CD is no big deal; I had to insert lotsa 
flopiies to install my first Linux and my first OS/2.

Mind you, I'd be annoyed if I had to insert the first CD twice. That would 
reflect poor design.

Note: there is no reason a user HAS to reboot at all; it should be 
possible for a user to keep on using.

-- 
Cheers
John Summerfield
http://os2.ami.com.au/os2/ for OS/2 support.
Configuration, networking, combined IBM ftpsites index.


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