On Sat, Dec 16, 2017 at 6:37 PM, Laurențiu Păncescu <lpancescu at centosproject.org> wrote: > Regarding packages that could be removed, I already experimented with > removing linux-firmware (which is indeed not needed by VMs), but Anaconda > will always install it, since the kernel package depends on it; kernel > upgrades will also install linux-firmware, if missing. It is possible to > remove it in %post, just like Fedora does, but without being to able to run > something like zerofree (centos/7 uses XFS, not Ext4), the size of the image > remains the same - that's why I didn't push the changes to the official > repo. I'll look into removing centos-logos as soon as I can, thanks for the > suggestion. Can't the "linux-firmware" package be prevented from installing any files by setting "%_netsharedpath /usr/lib/firmware" during installation and then remove it in %post? Also, Can we get (at least) the man pages back? With the removal of centos-logos, the image size would remain about the same Although it doesn't bother me the least, the license violation issues that may arise from removing "/usr/share/doc" should be considered. C.