On Fri, 23 Oct 2015, Derek Loree wrote: > I would create one bootable partition on the SSD drive for everything that > is not /var and /home. Then create two on the spinning platter drive, one > for /var and one for /home. These two directories are written to a lot > more than the others. Unless you are dealing with very large files, EXT4 > should be good enough.
Derek, That's good advice. In addition to /home and /var I'll put /tmp and /opt on the HDD. Most of what I add here goes in /opt, but some tools (not those from SlackBuilds.org) default to /usr/local. Since they're installed and updated infrequently there should be sufficient write cycles to accommoddate them. Thanks for the advice on EXT4 for both. That makes life simpler for non-professionals like me. Much appreciated, Rich _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
