When calculating disk sizes, remember that some of each partition is
reserved by the system before you put any files on it.  This is
particularly the case with the extended(2) file system.  Also, you
will need some space on each partition after installing the files.

     Package   Size in k   Contents

     Baseb     2523        basic binaries
     Baset      502        basic text files and man pages
     bison       95        the GNU yacc-compatible parser generator
     flex       137        the GNU fast lexical analyser generator
     gawk       141        the GNU version of awk
     gcc       3395        the GNU C compiler (without g++)
     gdb        766        the GNU debugger
     gpp       2229        the GNU C++ compiler g++
     gprof      512        the GNU profiler for use with gcc and g++
     groff     2249        the GNU clone of the nroff/troff text formatter
     kermit     262        the Kermit communications utility
     linux     2392        the kernel source for Linux 0.99 patch level 8
     patches    112        the patches used to compile this release
     tar         72        the GNU version of tar
     tcpip      637        commands and daemons for networking
     -------  -----
     Total    16024

The packages Baseb and Baset are included on the utilities disk, and
must be installed first.  All other packages can be installed in any
order.  They should normally be copied to a dos (or minix) format floppy,
and installed after the base packages before booting the system.
For more information, see README.install.

Packages must be ftp-ed in binary mode and copied to a DOS (or minix)
format floppy disk.  If you get all packages, they will fit as follows:

  3 1/2 inch high density floppies:

     disk 1:   gawk, gcc, gprof
     disk 2:   bison, gpp, groff
     disk 3:   flex, gdb, kermit, linux, patches, tar, tcpip

  5 1/4 inch high density floppies:

     disk 1:   gcc
     disk 2:   bison, gawk, gdb, gpp
     disk 3:   gprof, groff, kermit, patches, tar
     disk 4:   flex, linux, tcpip

Of course, you may omit any packages you wish.  Obviously, you cannot
recompile the kernel unless you also install gcc.  Bison, gpp, and gprof
will not be useful unless gcc is also installed.