Dirk Heinrichs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Here is what I would recommend for a normal linux system: > > [hs]da1: /boot, 64M, ext2 > [hs]da2: /, 256M, ext3 or xfs > [hs]da3: LVM
I used to use something like this for a long time as well, but I think it was Neil from this list, who made me think about that - what's the use of /boot here? Why a seperate /boot partition? Anyway, I now stopped using a seperate /boot and "integrated" it with /, so that I only need to have this: [hs]da1: /, 512m, ext3, reiserfs or maybe xfs [hs]da2: swap, size as needed [hs]da3: LVM I don't have swap on LVM, as I'd like to do suspend-to-disk, which is easier to do with an old-style partition. And I also don't resize my swap partition. But if I'd need *additional* swap, I'd create that as a LV on LVM - it's just the "primary" SWAP, which I like to keep off-LVM. Regards, Alexander -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
