/dev/sda1 /boot 100Mb /dev/sda5 /tmp 300Mb /dev/sda6 / 1400Mb /dev/sda7 /var 1400Mb /dev/sda8 swap 3000Mb /dev/sda9 /usr 12000Mb /dev/sda10 /home <rest of available space>Of course, the swap partition should be at the respective position depending on its size, which in turns, depends on the amount of ram. (Normally <size of ram> * 1.5)
Saturday, November 13, 2010
[Linux] Generic Partition Layout
This is the generic partition layout/size that I have found on the web and I find it quite reasonable. You should partition the smallest partition on the front of the disk first, adding gradually larger partitions as you go to the back of the disk. The example disk here used is /dev/sda
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