Re: actually

How can your roots be so big?
My tablet is loaded up with gnome2, including all the gnome-devel stuff,
all the main gnome applications (gimp, mozilla, evolution, etc.),
openoffice, latex, lots of audio/video software, and all the standard
devel stuff (gcc, perl, python, etc.), and the whole thing
(excluding /home) is only 1.4 GB. I thought gentoo was supposd to be
fast and light?

Austin

On Mon, 2004-09-27 at 10:52 -0400, Kyle Usbeck wrote:
> Spencer & Adam,
>
> If you are still interested in ghosting your tablet, I've had
> success on TC1100's using a tool called partImage
> <http://www.partimage.org>. The catch is you need a way to boot the
> tablet without mounting your root partition and still access the
> partimage executable. It offers compression options also, so my bzipped
> image of my root drive turned out to be about 4 GB. Good luck and keep
> us posted on your progress.
>
> ~Kyle Usbeck
>
>
> Spencer McGuire wrote:
>
> > I have come to the conclusion that imaging my hard drive would end up
> > with a massive file, and i was wondering if maybe we can fix the
> > gentoo universal cd to work with tc1000 in our own way. I am going to
> > get started on this tonight, and will work on it untill i can get it
> > done. i would like help, and will probably need it. I am almost always
> > on irc.freenode.net #gentoo and #gentoo-laptop so if ya wanna talk my
> > name is angel12. I will update yall on the fixed universal cd!
> > Spencer
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Austin <aacton@yorku.ca>