> Hello! > > Finally, I managed to free some laptop for UX. I > would like to install > Solaris and Linux (Slackware) as dual boot. Laptop > comes with 120 GB > disk. I need some advice on the partition scheme. I > have this so far: > > Solaris: 15GB boot > 4GB swap > 15GB boot2 (LU) > 30GB export/home > > Linux: 10GB boot > 4GB swap > 30GB home > > Share: > 12GB fat32 > > Any advice on this scheme? Thanx > > jano > > _______________________________________________ > opensolaris-discuss mailing list > [email protected]
I am running on a 160Gbyte laptop with Windows and Solaris. I windows foot print is bare min. 10Gbyte and Solaris I also give 10Gbyte 8Gbyte for / , 1.5Gbyte for swap, 500Mbyte for /var All the rest goes to zfs pool. By doing this I can upgrade from build to build without having to backup and restore my data each time. I just export the pool before upgrading and then import it after I'm done. This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
