Lets not forget that by using partitions we have more inodes for the over all system.
"Eric J. Pinnell" wrote: > What's funny is why we still make partitions in the first place. > > Once was a in the unix world time when disk drives were really small > (100MB) and really expensive. So we had to partition. You couldn't get > all the stuff on one disk. > > 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. > > _____________________________________________________________________________ > <majcher> icky is like a shadowy hit man, that nobody ever sees, and can only > contact through some strange process. > > _______________________________________________ > Bits mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.sugoi.org/mailman/listinfo/bits
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