Well, the dead drive's in the trash, the new one is in the machine. This
one is 10 Gig, the smallest available at the local store. In the past,
I've always just dumped everything into one partition, but this drive is
big enough that I think it should be broken down a bit.
Requesting guidance on which root directories should have their own
partitions ( I'm thinking /, /usr, and /home - any others? ) and how big
they should be - either as an absolute size or as a percentage of the
whole. (This is a stand-alone system, one user, no mail, news, etc.)
Thanks,
-jdr-
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