Hi Kris,
The simplest in your case, to reduce the size of the installed system is to rebuild it yourself while disabling the features you do not want.
So doing something like:
$ BUILDVARS="MKATF=no MKKYUA=no " ./releasetools/release.sh -c -p
will skip the KYUA / ATF tests, which are about 200MB+ if memory serves right.
To skip benchmark, I believe you will have to edit a Makefile so that it reads like
minix/Makefile:3 #SUBDIR+= benchmarks
As a general note, there a lot of things which can be deactivated by using MK??=no variables. I think this is the easiest way to trim down your install. For a list of those variables take a look in share/mk/
bsd.own.mk.
The release.sh scrip will generate a new iso for you, which will by trimmed down, as there will be simply less tools & applications available.
The setup script simply checks the CD size to compute the minimum install requirements, so this will be picked up automatically.
Regards,
Lionel
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