Go for custom...always, or else you'll end up with junk you won't need that
takes up space...

...at the end of the RH installer, it will tell you if there are
dependencies that you need to fulfill and you can either go back and tell
the installer to install them or have the installer do it automagically for
you.

-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Berkwitt [mailto:mberkwitt@home.com]
Sent: Wednesday, July 26, 2000 1:07 PM
To: PLUG
Subject: Install as Server vs. Custom


Using Red Hat 6.2 cd.
P75 w/ 16MB Ram
2-ide hard drives each about 1.5G

I'm curious about the install choices, Server vs. Customized.

I would like to install as server because I'm first experimenting with
server software and I didn't want to exclude anything causing dependency
issues.  Also, I want the default partitioning as Server.  No reasons other
than trust and curiosity and maybe I'm lazy.

Doesn't the Server installation install the X windowing system by default?

Can-o-worms:
When trying to install X windowing by using the upgrade option it appeared
to me that one could install or reinstall packages or groups of packages
through this approach.  I've never heard anyone suggest this so I imagine
there's some real problems doing that.


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