O also.if you actually have a look at
http://iso.reactos.org/
livecd(no cab) vs bootcd(cab) size you will notice the livecd is
smaller. This is due to 7z compression. So i don't think this should
be an issue. It will only be bigger in size when as a plain iso file
though.
Though of course including the cab and the the livecd files will be
bigger. Plus if everything was done with no cab. The only difference
between discs would be changing freeldr.ini
I feel like i just unconvinced myself to use cab, after I was told I
should use cab ><.
On Mon, Mar 28, 2011 at 5:21 PM, Olaf Siejka <caemyr(a)gmail.com> wrote:
The most obvious impact i see is that
iso.reactos.org
will be able to hold
less revisions. Same thing with storage for my Windows-based builds.
2011/3/28 Andrew Green <greeniekin(a)gmail.com>
I have been thinking about what will be needed for my gsoc proposal.
Merging the live cd and install cd of React OS is one of the goals.
Though the file structure is different on the install and live cd.
The install cd has all the React OS files in a cab file. While live cd
has everything in a folder.
I do understand the differences are larger than this. Though this has
a large duplication of files. I assume having the files in folders is
the best solution because the live cd needs access to the files
directly.
I was wondering what peoples preferred methods would be.
People mentioned various things on irc. like extracting from the cab
file on the fly, or installing the cab to ram disk and so on.
I was wondering what peoples views is on what they would want. Feel
free to say your preferences. I may not choose the best solution in my
proposal because I will only have 3 or 4 weeks to work on that part.
I personally don't think loosing the 100mb of saved space from the cab
is a bad thing. It will still fit on 1 cd(i'm guessing 150-200mb) and
is better than burning 2 cds(1 for live and 1 for install).
Any comments or advice are much appreciated.
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