I have a stable mdk 8.2 installed with a linux partition with the following partitioning scheme:
/boot swap / /usr /home /var I have 13 GB of space reserved for linux as a whole for both Cooker and stable combined. I want the best optimal scheme with a seperate partion for both /var and /usr. I would change the setup to the following: /boot swap / /usr /var /home without Cooker and /boot swap / /usr /var /2 (Cooker /) /usr2 (Cooker /usr) /var2 (Cooker /var) /home with Cooker. Actually, / can be used for both, correct? I won't need to create a seperate / for Cooker, right? I want to be able develop java applications using both. Will this work or is there a better setup? TIA -- Altoine B Maximum Time Unlimited Chicago Based and Operated "If value corrupts then absolute value corrupts absolutely." Linux 2.4.18-12mdk i686
