In article <200109230724.f8N7ORT26010@guild.plethora.net> you wrote:
> In any event, given that the most-common cases (2-disk boots and 2.88MB
> images) have lots of free space, maybe the default sizes of memory images
> and disk images should be bumped a bit?

What, and take out all the fun of trying to squeeze the ramdisk-image
into the kernel, only to see it doesn't fit on the floppy later? Nooo...

(Serious: yes, it would be a fine thing to not need to pre-set the
size of the ramdisk)


 - Hubert

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