On Fri, Dec 31, 2010 at 04:27:38AM +0000, Ken Moffat wrote:
typos and thinkos !
>
> The disk needs some partitions on it. On one of those you will
> create the LFS root ('/') system. The other partitions are
> "whatever you need". If this is going to be a desktop, I recommend
> you create at least two partitions for '/' (the current system you
> are building, the next, and perhaps a third - maybe more than this
> if you wish to follwo the LFS-development book), a swap partition
'follow', obviously
> (or maybe two of those if you suspend to disk - one for swap, the
> other for suspending), somewhere for /home, and a /boot partition
> (at the inside end of the disk - the slowest part) because that
the '*outside*' or 'far end' (hishest addresses) is the slowest part
> makes switching from one LFS install to a later one fairly easy.
E&OE ĸen
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