I read somewhere in the list, that there is a limit of 4 primary partitions on one drive. Just to know: What of Linux should/must be on a primary partition and what on a secondary? Let's suppose I want to have two swap and three linux native partitions: All swap should go on a primary? Or one and one? And about Linux natives: should them all go on a primary partition? Or just "/"? TIA. -- J. M. Albores
- Re: About primary vs. secondary partitions. Jose Albores
- Re: About primary vs. secondary partitions. Tom Taylor
- Re: About primary vs. secondary partitions. Gevaerts Frank
