I'm confused about partitions. Unless I want to isolate & limit user
file storage, why not just let the whole disk be 1 partition? (except
for a separate swap partition).
What is the disadvantage of having one single large partition?
>> I have a 4GB partition available for Linux, and I would like to know how to
>> best partition this for Linux ?
>>
>Hmmm...a religion question.
>
>I like :
>
>/ 400mb
>/tmp 250 mb
>/usr 750mb
>/usr/local 400mb
>/usr/X11R6 1000mb
>/opt 700mb
>/home 500mb
>
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