Jeremy Wellner wrote:
I have a sadly newb question to put forward to the list.
In setting up SL 6.1 for my workstation I made the decision to not use
the dell fakeraid card that was built in and instead used the built in
soft raid with SL to make RAID1 mirrors of all the basic partitions so
I would have a rather robust workstation.
This plan, has hit a snag at this point however because with the
latest kernel update, it is unable to apply because my /boot is too small.
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/md2 385G 4.2G 361G 2% /
tmpfs 12G 220K 12G 1% /dev/shm
/dev/md0 97M 83M 9.8M 90% /boot
/dev/md3 1.4T 164G 1.2T 13% /home
So since this doesn't have a lot on it yet, I'm ok with a
nuke/pave/reinstall in the name of learning, however I'm wondering
what a decent mount layout should look like.
This is a machine with 24GB of RAM and a pair of 2 TB HDDs.
Thanks!
Jeremy Wellner
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That seems like a pretty full /boot, maybe you should uninstall some
older, unused kernels. 100M should be plenty of space for /boot.
-Mark
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