On 03/01/2013 04:49 PM, Kevin Hart wrote:
To Howard. Yea sometimes the simple answer is to do df -h :). I had one
yesterday that after an hour figured out the nic was running half duplex
with tons if collisions. Shoulda picked up on that sooner.
As to Curt
I agree. Back when home was where people wrote to people wanted to save
that. But I cannot count how many times extra partitions has bit me. But
maybe one hand where it saved me. I haven't made a machine with more
than those three in many years. Always seemed I was having to scarily
shrink one partition to add to another when I had the 7 partition layout.
Sent from my iPhone
Oh but we have had this discussion many times in NLUG and it does come
down to a matter of taste. The case was made to isolate /var or even
create /var/log so that when a wayward process went jabberwakky, one
could clear /var/log without trashing other file systems.
Is it safe to say that linux systems have become less likely to trash
out entire disks when partitions fill up?
Howard
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