Re: DragonFly on a Pocket (210M) CD-R?

["Simon 'corecode' Schubert" <corecode@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Oliver Fromme wrote:
> Indeed there are a few things which come to mind which are
> probably not needed on a rescue CD:
[...]
>  - /usr/include
[...]
>  - most of the locales (/usr/share/locale)
[...]
>  - If you don't plan to compile things from the rescue CD,
>    you can also get rid of the compiler toolchain, debugger
>    and related things.

I'd keep a compiler as long as possible.  Hacking/downloading a helpful 
program and compiling it is really important, at least for me.

considering the locales, I'm not sure if you need them for editing or 
such...

the first things I'd remove would be (they have nice NO_* flags to use):
- i4b
- bind
- sendmail

etc.

cheers
  simon

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