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Hi When I am doing installation Red Hat Linux Enterprises Edtion 4 in Compaq PIII, RAM 1GB, Hdd 20GB. After creating the partion one error message come, after formating the partion. Message :- not have enough disk space in you disk. Installation procedure stoped here. give me some tips for its or what is the best size for file system in installation
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Not sure about the RH E4. But the required partition size depends on the amount of software you select during installation time. The minimal installation requires about 700-800 MB, and the maximum can be installed comfortably inside a 10 GB partition. The partition size for my CentOS is about 5GB. I needed only about 4GB for the installation.
I guess a partition of 5-10GB should be enough for you.
I guess a partition of 5-10GB should be enough for you.
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