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["Chris Peachment" <cpeachment AT caribsurf.com>]

I tried to use gcc and not egcs so perhaps that is the 
critical
factor.

Still, I see that some 80% of the 50MB filesystem is 
already in
use and I don´t know how to un-install packages such as 
X11 that
I can not use on my ancient laptop.

Regards,

Chris Peachment

On Sat, 03 Mar 2007 04:55:37 +1300
 3aoo-cvfd AT dea.spamcon.org wrote:
> C.Peachment wrote:
> > Neither the default 20MB file system, nor the 50MB 
> > "bulked up"
> > file system appear to have enough free space to load and 
> > use
> > these tools. I tried with binutils, gcc, gmake and libc 
> > with 
> > the result that both filesystems were depleted.
>
> Did you get the packages from Slackware 4.0 ?
> ----------------------
> binutils.tgz    1.5 mb
> egcs.tgz        2.7 mb <-egcs not gcc
> gmake.tgz        .2 mb
> libc.tgz        1.1 mb
> linuxinc.tgz    1.5 mb 
> ----------------------
> TOTAL           7.0 mb
>
> Even after installation, they fit into 20mb.
>  
> Cheers,
> Steven
>
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