Cifer Lee wrote:
I have noticed in Section 2.4 of LFS book, it refer to multiple partitions:
If using multiple partitions for LFS (e.g., one for / and another for /usr),
mount them using:
Since there were two main partition formats: MBR and GPT, and GPT is
the preferred formats, I think, it's necessary to guide user to use
GPT partition format.
Really, about the only difference is the tool used for modifying the
partition. Creating partitions is something the user should already
know how to do. We do say:
"Please refer to cfdisk(8) or fdisk(8) if you do not yet know how to use
the programs."
We could mention gdisk, but more recent fdisk programs know how to
handle gpt partitions.
-- Bruce
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