On Thu, 19 Oct 2006 20:29:07 -0300 Agus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all. I was reading the installation of freebsd and get that only > partitions, sorry, labels a to h are allowed. is this so? > > So if i want to have the following scheme: > / > /home > /usr > /usr/local > /tmp > /var > /var/log > /homeb
a-h are possible, yes, but b is usually used for swap and c is
reserved "for internal use". You shouldn't change it unless you
need a reliable way to lose data, in which case it can be quite
handy. That leaves you a,d,e,f,g and h.
Basically, now you have 4 options:
- rework your partiotion sheme to work with these limits
- create two slices on the disk, giving you *s1[adefgh] and
*s2[adefgh] to work with
- nest the disklabels (aparently possible). You'll end up with
(for example) da0[adefg] and da0h[adefgh]. Yes, this is ugly.
- try using gpt partitions (you can't boot from them afaik and
there might be more limitations, i don't know)
Joerg
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