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Subject: Re: FreeBSD release ISO purpose?
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Louis LeBlanc wrote:

>What's the mininst disk for?
>(I'm guessing it means minimum install)
>
The mininst iso is a bit of a misnomer. It has everything in the base 
install, full docs, full src, etc.... the only thing it doesn't have is 
X11 and all the extra  3rd party packages that are on disk1 (KDE, Gnome, 
etc)

So if your only setting up a server then this is the ISO for you.