On Tuesday 01 April 2003 03:59 am, Pratchaya Chatuphian wrote: > Mandrake can 't remember your home partition itself if you install > new on your system .. > > i think you need to remember or use command " df " > to view your partition on you machine ... and need to remember it too . > > When you install new , in the section to define partition your can > changeble those partition ... sir .. > > and second Question about How many your storgeable it can ? .. > it depend on the type of your system files .. > if you use ext2 it can be up to ... > if you use ext3 it can be up to ... > > File System Stats > Ext2FS Ext3FS ReiserFS JFS > Maximum File System Size 4TB (Terabytes) 4TB 16TB 32PB (Petabytes) > Block Size 1KB to 4KB 1KB to 4KB 4KB (up to 64KB) 512 Bytes to 4KB > Maximum File Size 2GB 2GB 4GB 512TB to 4PB > Stability Excellent Good Good Medium > Tools to recover erased files Yes (complex) Yes (complex) No No > Reboot time after crash Long to very long Fast Very fast Very fast > Data recovery efficiency in case of a crash Generally speaking, good, > but high risk of partial or total data loss N/A Very good. Complete data > loss is very rare Very good > > > > and lastet ... > > for your swap partition ... almost many people use linux define that > should be use 2 - 3 x of your Ram(memory ) > example :: if you have 128 MB RAM , you should define 256 MB for swap . > sir ... > > Hope u , correct your problem sir ... > pratchaya
Thanks a lot, Pratchaya. Teilhard Knight The Extraterrestrial Who ate my sandwich?
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