re: How much more room does V3R2 take?

Al - 700MB is a bit of an exaggeration (unless you also loaded all the
online manuals to disk).  We loaded V3R1 over V2R3 on a 945MB B10 and from
the jump in disk utilization I would say it took an extra 150MB at most.
When we took the same machine from V3R1 to V3R2 the disk usage increase was
minimal (maybe 35MB - and I believe most of that pccored with the application
of the C7126320 PTF cume package).
(pccored=occured)
...Neil


On Sun, 13 Jul 1997, Al Barsa, Jr. wrote:

> At 12:41 PM 7/13/97 -0400, you wrote:
> >We are running an E10 with 2 gigs of memory at about 80% to 85% capacity. 
> >I'm told that V3R2 takes enough more dasd to make installing V3R2 a
> >dangerous move, and the gains are marginal anyway.  
> >
> >I'd like to try Code/400, and its only available for Win95 at V3R2.
> >
> >DOes anyone know off hand what is likely to happen to dasd, and if there
> >are any other benefits to V3R2 (don't count tcp/ip) -- 
> 
> 
> Booth:
> 
> You leave out one critical piece of data.  What release are you running???
> 
> There's a chart at the end of the Loading Licensed Programs (or whatever
> the hell the name of that book is) that shows the comparative sizes for
> different software.
> 
> In general, we didn't find V3R2 that much greater than V3R1.  But if you're
> putting it over something before V3R1, you're already hosed.  In general
> V3R1/V3R2 take about 700 MB more than V2R3/V3R0M5.
> 
> Al
> 
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