Is there any real reason we have to have an INSTALL_TINY, i.e. an install
that fits onto a single floopy?  Are there any machines totally incapable
of having a floopy switch happen in the middle of the boot sequence?

We may have outgrown our bounds, it would seem...

[Thus spake Havard Eidnes ("HE: ") 1:29pm...]

HE: > On Fri, Oct 01, 2004 at 03:11:13PM +0700, Ian Zagorskih wrote:
HE: > > buildfloppies.sh: Image is 16384 bytes (16 KB) too big to fit on 1 disk
HE: >
HE: > "Me, too."
HE:
HE: A quick look reveals that we might consider evicting the NFS
HE: client code from the kernel configuration.  "Install via ftp
HE: instead."

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