Hello, It appears that recently, CentOS 6.x and Scientific Linux 6.x installers started to require 512MiB RAM. Our smallest and most popular VPS plan currently has 480MiB RAM. That means that the average¹ BitFolk customer now cannot self-install derivatives of RHEL 6.x. This is extremely annoying since I suspect that these distributions work just the same in 480MiB RAM now as they did a few months ago. I can't find a simple way to override that check (please let me know if you know of one), and I'm not quite ready to increase the default RAM allocation to 512MiB. In the short term I am tempted to make the installer boot with 512MiB RAM if you have 480MiB. It will then revert to 480MiB upon normal use. Any comments? Cheers, Andy ¹ Mode and median. The mean is 641MiB. -- http://bitfolk.com/ -- No-nonsense VPS hosting Q. How many mathematicians does it take to change a light bulb? A. Only one - who gives it to six Californians, thereby reducing the problem to an earlier joke.