speeds things
up, everything else being equal.
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From: Lothar Mandrake [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2000 4:09 AM
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Subject:Re: [Re: [newbie] /usr or /root?]
>St
>Steve,
> If his only partitions for linux (other than swap) are / and /usr (I
>believe
>he meant/ rather than /root),
Yes, that is indeed what I meant. I am sorry that I expressed myself
so badly.
>won't /opt be inside the / partition? That's
>the usual place for te third party
Lothar Mandrake" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 29/02/2000 13:45:52
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Subject: [newbie] /usr or /root?
Having allocated disk space for the /home slice, I have about three
GBs
left on the disk
Having allocated disk space for the /home slice, I have about three GBs
left on the disk on which I aim to install Mandrake. Should I allocate a 2
GB partition for the /root slice and a 1 GB partition for the /usr slice, or
should I allocate a 1 GB partition for the /root slice and a 2 GB
