Subject: Re: What is "tasty" ?
From: Nathan A. McQuillen (nmlists@steaky.dhs.org)
Date: Wed Nov 01 2000 - 01:17:53 MST
Bill,
"Tasty" is the Tasty Morsels CD, which contains additional software and, I
believe, can be used as a rescue disk -- anybody want to confirm/deny?
"Install" is the full basic YDL installation. You need this one, the Tasty
Morsels disc is fun and full of good things but not required to do a full
YDL installation -- in fact, it won't do you a bit of good without the
installation CD.
You'd be advised to burn CDs from both of them. I've had some problems
creating a bootable CD-ROM with some versions of Toast, and I can't recall
how I did it, but I think if you search the list archive there are
instructions and alternatives.
- Nathan
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On Wed, 1 Nov 2000, Bill wrote:
> I was going to download the yellow dog iso, but there are two choices:
> ****.tasty
> ****.install
> There is no explanation about which is what......
>
>
> The former is around 450 megs, the latter around 650. To install on
> my external drive on a 6400, which should I get? I would like to burn
> a CD for future use, does that matter?
>
> Thanks....
>
> Bill
>
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