Re: [bits] root partition filled but can't find it with du

[Erik Curiel]

> Now... with cheap HD's and fast access times there is no need to split
> it up...
>
> ...although always keep you home dir on a seperate partition so when
> you upgrade you don't over write your stuff.

I also find it useful to keep /usr/local and /etc on separate partitions,
so they're preserved in case you need to rebuild your system from scratch
for some reason.

Hey, can anyone believe it?  We're having friendly, helpful discussions.
Holy shit, is it the apocalypse or something?

E

--
Erik Curiel
almost web-engineer/would-be philosopher

"Fig-tree, for such a long time now
I have found meaning in the way you almost
Completely omit your blossoms, and urge
Your pure mystery, unproclaimed,
Into your early ripening fruit."
                ---Rilke, "Duino Elegies"


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