hpa@casbah.acns.nwu.edu (Peter Anvin) (02/19/91)
A while ago I asked for experience what size a harddisk would be necessary to support DOS and UNIX on a PC. This is, in short, the recommendations I got: 1. Get at least 100M for a bare-bone DOS/UNIX system. 2. Get as much as possible above 100M for practical use, preferably at least the double. 3. Get a system with space for expansion. SCO UNIX was the most referred-to product, supposedly at least someone had installed it besides DOS in 120M, I believe. Thank you fellow netters for your help. /Peter -- hpa = H. Peter Anvin (in case you wondered) * Heja Sverige! INTERNET: hpa@casbah.acns.nwu.edu FIDONET: 1:115/989.4 HAM RADIO: N9ITP, SM4TKN RBBSNET: 8:970/101.4