--- doc/build/rh73.frag	2003/08/25 19:01:13	1.2
+++ doc/build/rh73.frag	2004/07/06 15:59:49	1.4
@@ -65,8 +65,10 @@ is in the order the issues appear in the
    <dd>You may want to use the automatic partitioning feature of Red Hat,
        however you should review the results and be prepared to modify them.
        LON-CAPA resource files are stored in the /home directory, so the
-       lion's share of the drive should be allocated here.  If you have 8 GB 
-       of space for Red Hat, /home should receive 4 to 6 gigs.  Be sure to 
+       lion's share of the drive should be allocated here.  If you have 20 GB 
+       of space for Red Hat, /home should receive at least 10 to 12 gigs.  
+       Since MySQL uses the /var filesystem to store its databases you should
+       have at least 4 gigs of space available on /var.  Be sure to 
        include adequate swap space.  A minimum is 512 Megs, but you should
        typically have 1 or 2x as much swap space as you do physical RAM.</dd>
    <dt>Network Configuration</dt>
@@ -158,7 +160,7 @@ cd install
 Execute the following commands
 </p>
 <pre>
-cd /root/loncapa-N.N     (N.N should correspond to a version number like '0.6')
+cd /root/loncapa-N.N     (N.N should correspond to a version number like '1.2')
 ./UPDATE
 </pre>
 <p>
@@ -186,7 +188,7 @@ put out by RedHat.  You can wait until t
 process to reboot.
 </p><p>
 Congratulate yourself - your system is up to date.  Please do your best to
-keep it that way!  When LON-CAPA is installed it sets itself up to run 
+keep it that way!  When LON-CAPA is installed it sets itself up to run the
 CHECKRPMS script every night and email you the results.  
 <b>Please do not ignore these emails.</b>  
 You will need to update the RPMs yourself when it notifies you.