Hello Mitch,
Am 15:39 2003-03-16 -0500 hat Mitch Maltenfort geschrieben:
>This new laptop will have a 30 Gig HD, and my reading indicates that
>ext2 file systems can run into performance problems on partitions over 6
>Gig.
???
Never I have hd this problems... even on a 60 Gbyte HD
>Brute-force math would suggest I divide into 5 6 Gig partitions, but of
>course 6 Gig is too much for something like /boot, /var, etc. My current
>computer has 6 Gig and I don't even use all of _that_.
>
>Can anyone advise on a good partitioning choice for a personal workstation
>for word processing and scientific programming?
hda1 pri / 200 MB
hda2 pri swap 100 MB
hda3 pri /tmp 1000 MB
hda5 log /usr 3000 MB
hda6 log /usr/src 5000 MB if you program otherwise 500 MB
hda7 log /var 1000 MB or bigger if you like to hold
your installed packages and by
using apt-move)
hda8 log /var/log 200 MB keeps you back from headache
hda9 log /home 40000 MB
hda10 log /var/www 10000 MB if you like to have a full i386
Mirror on your Laptop to help
other people to instal Debian
with the speed of the light
using the netinstall
All Filesystem are ext3 while using Kernel >=2.4.19
>Thanks in advance.
Have Fun
Michelle
