Before 5.e. step, we can save disk space (and reduce fragmentation) by removing stages and portage archives from disk.
(In reply to comment #0) > Before 5.e. step, we can save disk space (and reduce fragmentation) by removing > stages and portage archives from disk. > It's better to leave them in, just in case something goes wrong and you have to boot back into your system. I know that I've had things go drastically wrong that required reinstallation from files on disk...this way, it saves bandwidth on the user and server ends. Nothing stops the user from removing them after successfully completing installation and rebooting. Thanks for the thought, though.
Then propose it later, on [11. Finalizing your Gentoo Installation] step, when the system successfuly rebooted.
Fixed in CVS. For the record, the snapshots don't take up *that* much space on disk. And fragmentation is really a non-issue: This is *Linux* we're talking about, not Windows. :)