On Wed, Jun 25, 2014 at 11:02:24PM +0100, Karanbir Singh wrote:
> Hi
>
> As in CentOS-6, I think we should skip the CD isos; there is little
> point in that ( but we should do the minimal ISO, lets keep conversation
> about that on its own thread ).
>
> The main distro is just a hint over 6.6GB, that means we cant really put
> all the stuff into a single DVD[1]; so we need to do the splits. In the
> past, we've done multiple installs making sure that all the installable
> components from the installer's groups, in english atleast, are all on
> DVD#1 and the rest can goto DVD#2. I suspect that strategy will work
> here as well, and does someone want to give it a shot and come up with a
> list of rpms that are installable via the installer.
>
> If anyone is wondering about the rest: yes, there are rpms included in
> the distro, hosted in the DVD's that are not installable from the groups
> available to the user at install time. They can certainly be installed
> from kickstart, but the general assumption is that people doing those
> sort of installs are likely not doing them from DVD media.
>
> Also, there seems to be interest in jidgo; has anyone worked with that
> in the past ? and whats to help us get that setup as well ?
>
> Regards
>
> [1]: maybe we should do a single large 6.6GB ISO as well, and have it
> available only on torrents, for people who might want or have access to
> that large format media, or people who just want a copy of the primary
> repo without using rsync. Thoughts ?
Or for people who don't mind the extra cost of DL writable DVD media.
Seems like it would also be useful for people who can install from the
iso without having to burn a DVD.
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