On Apr 7,  8:26pm, Creed Erickson wrote:
>It strikes me that to get enough of a system up, partition, format and
>install on to a hard drive, while guarenteeing a no-swap condition, you're
>likely to exceed a reasonable memory requirement. I have no empirical data
>to back that up, so it's possible I'm suffering a rectal-cranial
>inversion. 

I wouldn't think you'd need all that much memory just to format and
partition (single user mode), and once you have that done, you can
mount a swap space...

~Steve


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