(sorry for the late reply, I haven't had time to read my gentoo-user-box as of late)
Spider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Terje Kvernes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > giving /usr a partition of its own isn't that odd, is it? :-) > > Not really, I find it a bit hard to predict how large it shall be > though. this is why you have "resize_yourfavoritefs" and LVM. > > then again, my home server currently has around 20 partitions. of > > these, seven are system-related: /, /boot, /opt, /usr, /local, > > /var, /var/tmp. the rest of the partitions are data-related, be > > it music, cvs, tftproot, chroot-environments, images etc. and > > yes, I do of course run LVM with all of this stuff. > > > > Hmm, okeis, Makes me wonder, how much space do you "waste" on such a > setup to make it accept the constant bloating of software? I don't waste much space at all, since I keep the filesystems around 85% full or so and extend on demand. and with todays harddrives, even if it costs me a couple of GiB here and there, it isn't an issue at all. -- Terje -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
