Hi, Ray:
Yes, I guess I clicked 'reply' rather than 'reply-all'.
Thanks for relying 'to the list'. :-|
Ray Olszewski wrote:
>
> Chuck -- I assume your sending this to me personally was just a typo, so
> Iave added the list back into my reply.
>
<snip>
> >part boot device start stop size mount
> >1 * /hda1 1 64 528M /
> >2 /hda2 65 96 257M swap
> >3 /hda3 96 1048 7.9G /usr
>
> You may find it inconvenient to have this small a root (/) partition on
> your system. I know I would, This is why I suggested earlier making hda1
> even smaller and mounting it as /boot, then having a later hda* partition
> be your system root.
I checked my last install partitioned as above;
'/' was less than 55 Megabytes and '/usr' was just under 1 gigabyte.
Now "dev/hda1 mounted as /" is 11% used and
"dev/hda3 mounted as /usr" is 10% used.
I'm comfy for now, but I think all my log files will be filling
up my "/var" something or other under "/". :-|
I'll try to boot this evening.
Ray is probably asleep at this time. ;-)
G'night, G'morning, or G'day, depending on what part of the
world your in. ;-)
Chuck
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