http://www.themacintoshguy.com/MacTips/archive/tip10.shtml
Isn't the situation the same in X?
Gary
Luis Sequeira wrote:
>> Should I partition my drive when I install 10.2? What are the prosI always partition my drives because this allows for
and cons?
My 60GB TiBook drive has 4 partitions, roughly one for the System, one for Applications and stuff, and two for video work (which can then be kept defragmented, since I can erase them whenever I need) - for some people, this might be used for a large iTunes library, for example.
Keeping most of my applications in a separate partition has saved me huge amounts of time when I recently installed Panther; moreover, I had cloned my Jaguar system to one the video partitions, which allowed me a safety net in case something wrong happened (which it didn't). With this setup I was able too clean install panther with minimum hassle. It would have been a lot more painful if I had a nonpartitioned drive.
Luis
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