On 31/03/2016 11:25, John Weller wrote:
Hi Kurt,
Since I have had an iPad I've become very frustrated with the time it takes
my PC to boot so I am going to fit an SSD to hold the OS. I am looking at a
250Gb drive but then had the thought that if I bought a 350Gb drive I could
partition it and put the OS in one partition and the most used data in the
second. I have been reassured by the comments so far that it is possible.
I did something similar a few years ago but only bought a 30gb drive to
boot off. I also bought a 500gb drive to store your docs, pics etc.
The 30gb drive I partitioned into 10gb for a linux boot and 20gb for a
windows boot. Works nicely and you can boot, login and be on the
internet in about 30 seconds.
Since I bought the kit drives are a lot cheaper so might be tempted to
go for a larger boot drive if I was doing it now.
Not sure what advantage it gives you partitioning if you are only having
1 OS on it.
Peter
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