Hi,

I am hoping someone might help me understand why Linux is usually setup
a certain way.

Most Linux PC have only one disk drive yet it is recommended that the
disk be partitioned into many pieces (home, root, var, swap). I thought
this kind of setup would cause excessive disk head movement. What is the
advantage of have root, home, var in seperate partitions and why isn't
disk head movement excessive?

Reply via email to