Hi
If you take my advise, following will be a preferred one..
swap 64/128MB
/home 250-300MB
/ everything else..
So that you need not backup your personal data everytime you upgrade the
distro.
also Create a user called as Software, where you can compile and install
tar balls. So after upgrade, just say make install in /home/Software/****
With your case, I don't see much use of creating separate partition for
/usr, /var etc..
Bye
Shridhar
On 30 May 2000, DukeNM wrote:
> Just my curiosity,
> I would like to know about the installation procedure:(using redhat linux
> 6.0)
> 1.2GB Seagate HDD
> / (root partition) 150mb
> /usr (user partition) 950mb
> swap (swap partition) 100mb
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