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minimum partition size

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what is the mimnimum size I could use for Mint?
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Re: minimum partition size

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I'm going to build a Linux from Scratch system and use Mint as the host system.
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I think you're better off following the LFS documentation for how much space you might need for compilation and dependencies.
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Re: minimum partition size

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I need to know if mint will fit on aDVD
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Termy wrote: Fri Jul 23, 2021 5:06 pm I think you're better off following the LFS documentation for how much space you might need for compilation and dependencies.
That was not my question but I was thinking incorrectly anyways so the question is moot.
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bmike1 wrote: Fri Jul 23, 2021 5:36 pm I need to know if mint will fit on aDVD
YES - it will indeed fit onto an DVD
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as for the best size, to fit the LinuxMint Installation,
then you will need at least 50Gb of Free Space,
but, the more you can give, the better . . .
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An 'out of the box' install of LM19.3 (only 'bare' system to hand) will use about 9GB. How much more to allocate depends on what you need to do.
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Re: minimum partition size

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that is what I wanted to know though I don't need to know it now.
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