Hello...
Jeff Lane wrote:
> On Fri, 19 Jan 2001, Chris Garrigues wrote:
>
>> It can be removed from base w/o problem. I've done so. There are some other
>> things that would be nice to be able to remove (like mouseconfig), but which
>> break the installer if they're taken out.
This is true. Have you, or anyone else, done a test to see what the
_absolute_ minimum package listing for 'base' is?
min: no daemons , no network, no X, no compiler.
? ? ?
>
>
> That is true, but we were trying to ascertain if Linuxconf is removable
> from the install WHILE installing, ie doing a custom install, adn
> deselecting it for install.
That was my take also.
>
> (personally, I dont think it should be installed at all anyway, but thats
> just my opinion <grin>)
Me too(tm). The last time I ran it was a couple RH versions ago, but
just starting it broke some of my configurations. :(
>
> cheers
>
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