I have an LC III running BSD. The machine has 8/160 with 40M partition 
for MacOS. However, I don't have enough space to install X Window. And 
after failing to install X, BSD always reports that the filesystem is 
full. This is not the case before the X installation. Besides, I don't 
know how if there's a command to show how much disk space in the BSD 
partition.
So now I'm going to reformat the HD and make the entire disk avaliable to 
BSD. And the problem is: how can I boot up the machine? I don't have 
other SCSI device. I know I can boot it up from a floppy, but then how 
can I install X from a floppy? Is it possible to install X and boot up 
the machine from another Mac?

BTW, is 160M enough to install X Window? TIA.

-Jon

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