peter nikolic wrote:
On Wednesday 23 May 2007, M9. wrote:
I am just ready with the install of Alpha4...
I changed everything i needed to:
/boot from 30MB > 100MB
/ , 1GB, same
/usr, from 3.5 > 4GB
/var ,1GB, same, but added:
/var/lib, 1GB,(lib was the cause:400MB)
/opt, 2.5GB same,
/tmp, 2GB,
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peter nikolic schreef:
> On Wednesday 23 May 2007, M9. wrote:
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>> [snip]
>> Now we'll see how long it lasts ;-)
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>
> Do i see a hangover from Slowaris there so many un-needed partitions just
> clutzing the system up and to what gain a nano second
On Wednesday 23 May 2007, M9. wrote:
> I am just ready with the install of Alpha4...
> I changed everything i needed to:
>
> /boot from 30MB > 100MB
> / , 1GB, same
> /usr, from 3.5 > 4GB
> /var ,1GB, same, but added:
> /var/lib, 1GB,(lib was the cause:400MB)
> /opt, 2.5GB same,
> /tmp, 2GB, was 3
M9. wrote:
Sid Boyce schreef:
M9. wrote:
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Since reiser is accused of murdering his wife, nobody maintains the
fs.. :-(
Totally untrue. Many good reads on the subject out there. reiser2 is not
being further developed, but the reiser4 team is very
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Hans Witvliet schreef:
> On Tue, 2007-05-22 at 19:31 +0200, M9. wrote:
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>> Well, since some dirs, like /usr and /var vary from edition to edition,
>> it is never clear what the size most optimal should be..
>> That is the point...
>> If it was easy
On Tue, 2007-05-22 at 19:31 +0200, M9. wrote:
> Well, since some dirs, like /usr and /var vary from edition to edition,
> it is never clear what the size most optimal should be..
> That is the point...
> If it was easy to rearrange the sizes, like with PQ PM, you could easily
> adapt the size to t
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Vahis schreef:
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>>> Final comment - if changes are made to the YaST partitioner, could I
>>> propose a 'newbie' (simple) mode button:
>>> defaults when set: swap plus single / ext3 partition;
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> A separate /home is important IMHO.
M9. wrote:
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> > Final comment - if changes are made to the YaST partitioner, could I
> > propose a 'newbie' (simple) mode button:
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> > defaults when set: swap plus single / ext3 partition;
A separate /home is important IMHO.
A suggestion to keep old home if there is one already when installin
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Sid Boyce schreef:
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>> Since reiser is accused of murdering his wife, nobody maintains the
>> fs.. :-(
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> Totally untrue. Many good reads on the subject out there. rei
M9. wrote:
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richard (MQ) schreef:
Hans Witvliet wrote:
As said, use LVM
Used it fist time last week on a 32bits machine, not much experience
with it, but some people advise me to use it, just like now.
with lvm+reiser you can enlarge them on-t
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richard (MQ) schreef:
> PS - No need to cc me, I'm on the list.
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Just pressed reply and cc'd mailinglist ;-)
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M9. wrote:
> Used it fist time last week on a 32bits machine, not much experience
> with it, but some people advise me to use it, just like now.
>>> with lvm+reiser you can enlarge them on-the-fly, but have to unmount
>>> them for shrinking
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> How do you move a partition that is large enough?
>
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richard (MQ) schreef:
> Hans Witvliet wrote:
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>> As said, use LVM
Used it fist time last week on a 32bits machine, not much experience
with it, but some people advise me to use it, just like now.
>>
>> with lvm+reiser you can enlarge them on-the-f
Hans Witvliet wrote:
> As said, use LVM
>
> with lvm+reiser you can enlarge them on-the-fly, but have to unmount
> them for shrinking
Seconded, though my preference is for ext3 - downside is the annoying
tendency to do a full check just when you least want it, but on the plus
side it seems more
On Mon, 2007-05-21 at 17:25 +0200, M9. wrote:
> We see that the suggestion to create a serious partitioner, like PQ
> Partition Magic was not so bad at all.
> I constantly run into problems, because it is much too difficult too
> change the sizes of existing partitions.
I would suggest using LVM!
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Patrick Shanahan schreef:
> * M9. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [05-21-07 14:07]:
>> Beagle is a disaster, which keeps creating unreadable files, that no
>> one will ever use again. Beagle is the example of the
>> 'cluttermachine'.. in my vieuw..
>
> No, it *
* M9. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [05-21-07 14:07]:
> Beagle is a disaster, which keeps creating unreadable files, that no
> one will ever use again. Beagle is the example of the
> 'cluttermachine'.. in my vieuw..
No, it *is* handy, even if you have order. You must have an older
version which had problem
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Steffen Winterfeldt schreef:
> On Mon, 21 May 2007, M9. wrote:
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>> I can not understand that this is not understood;-)
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> All I need is a system partition for the os and a large data partition for me
> to create a mess.
>
>> Just imagine what happ
On Mon, 21 May 2007, M9. wrote:
> Well, since i have noticed the enormous difference in performance and
> speed, i will allways use them, if possible.
> I realy can not understand that this huge difference, between 1 large
> partition and several smaller ones, is not noticed among you people..
>
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Steffen Winterfeldt schreef:
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> IIRC there was a project once (long past) for a standalone-partitioner
> (based on parted, if I'm not mistaken).
>
> My personal opinion is that a really good partitioner is one of those
> projects that will never
On Mon, 21 May 2007, M9. wrote:
> We see that the suggestion to create a serious partitioner, like PQ
> Partition Magic was not so bad at all.
> I constantly run into problems, because it is much too difficult too
> change the sizes of existing partitions.
>
> Now, one has too back-up his/her hom
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Well,
We see that the suggestion to create a serious partitioner, like PQ
Partition Magic was not so bad at all.
I constantly run into problems, because it is much too difficult too
change the sizes of existing partitions.
Now, one has too back-up hi
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Mauro Parra schreef:
> Hallo,
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> On 11/25/06, Pascal Bleser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> > The partitioners we have are inferior, you have to admit that.
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>> Inferior to what ?
>> Not to a
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Pascal Bleser schreef:
> Robby (M9.) wrote:
>> How to change the size of a partition, fi /home?
>> Partitions can only resized if not mounted...
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> Depends.
> They can be resized online when you're using LVM and reiserfs (or XFS,
> but you can only
Hallo,
On 11/25/06, Pascal Bleser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> The partitioners we have are inferior, you have to admit that.
Inferior to what ?
Not to any Linux distribution I know of.
See Mandrake installer. The partition tool is totally swee
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Robby (M9.) wrote:
> How to change the size of a partition, fi /home?
> Partitions can only resized if not mounted...
Depends.
They can be resized online when you're using LVM and reiserfs (or XFS,
but you can only grow XFS partitions, not shrink them
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How to change the size of a partition, fi /home?
Partitions can only resized if not mounted...
@volker:
we seem to be part of the competition, since we are sold, but that
doesn't matter..
The partitioners we have are inferior, you have to admit that.
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