Hi all, I am stating in on setting up my new system, and I will be using GoboLinux a basis for the operating system (to be specific it is going to be TinyCore+GoboLinux design). I am wondering about a couple of issues as I get started.
First I was wondering what the FHS equivalent of srv/ in Gobo's layout. Is it Files? Not quite sure b/c srv/ seems like something inbetween Users and Files. (see http://www.linuxbase.org/betaspecs/fhs/fhs.html#purpose16a) Second, I am planning to have an SSD + HDD setup. So basically I need partitions on the SSD for relatively non-volatile files, e.g. Programs and another for more volatile files, e.g. Users. But it seems like I should maybe have another partition for very volatile files, e.g. System/Variable. So my thought is this: RAM (tmpfs) 1 /System/Variable/tmp SSD 1 /Kernel/Boot 2 / HDD 1 /Users, /Files, /Depot and /srv? 2 /System/Variable 3 swap Notice HDD partition #1. Seem like all of those should be on the same partition. Does that makes sense? And if so, would that now indicate that maybe the hierarchy could use a new top layer there? What would it be called? Thinking as I write this, maybe it should be more like: Files/ Users/ Depot/ Serve/ Share/ (old Files) Or something like that. What do you think? Did I get the partitioning basically right? Did I miss anything that is actually volatile and needs to be on the HDD? Any and all advice others can give me in this regard would be very helpful. Thanks, Trans
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