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regarding Root partition maximum is too small in 'multi' recipes
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Package: debian-installer
Version: ---
Architecture: amd64
UEFI selected at boot
The guided LVM encrypted partitioning layout does not create a separate
/usr partition and creates a 8-10 GB / (root) partition. This happens in
both separate /var, /tmp, /home installer option and separate /home
option - guided encrypted LVM. You end up with a 8-10 GB / (root) (which
includes the /usr partition) and this seems too small for a desktop
system. If you don't want to give the user the option of a separate /
(root) partition, for some reason, / (root) has to be assigned more space.
In previous versions of Debian there seems to have been a /var, /tmp,
/home, /usr option. Now there is only separate /var, /tmp, /home, which
seems to be a bug.
Hope this is enough information.
Regards
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Source: partman-auto
Source-Version: 133
This was fixed in partman-auto version 133. I forgot to close this
bug in the changelog.
partman-auto (133) unstable; urgency=medium
[ Martin Michlmayr ]
* Update partition layout defaults:
- atomic:
- Set minimimum size of / partition to 900 MB for platforms without
separate /boot partition and to 800 MB for those with /boot.
- home:
- Increase maximum size of / partition to 20 GB or 30 GB, depending
on the platform.
- Increase minimum size of / partition to 1500 MB and of /home to
1000 MB. This allocates more space to the / partition on smaller
disks and ensures the separate /home option is not offered on 2 GB
disks.
- Increase priority of / partition so more space is allocated to it
on small disks. Closes: #770032
- multi:
- Increase maximum size of / partition to 25 GB. Closes: #725642
- Increase maximum size of /var partition to 10 GB. Closes: #803604
- Increase maximum size of /tmp partition to 2 GB.
- Increase minimum size of / partition to 2000 MB, of /var to 1000 MB,
of /tmp to 256 MB and of /home to 4000 MB. This ensures that this
option is no longer offered on 4 GB disks.
- Increase priority of /home partition since most space should be
allocated to it.
- Increase priority of /tmp partition so more than the minimum is
allocated to it.
- Adjust priority of / partition in relation to other partitions.
-- Christian Perrier <bubu...@debian.org> Sun, 10 Jan 2016 07:01:50 +0100
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Martin Michlmayr
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