So i have a 30~GB ssd and a 750GB hdd. Right now i am using the ssd as root and hdd as /home with luks on lvm for both. I only use DispVMs and a personal vm so I only have the DispVM template, personal vm and a debian-8 template on the ssd and others on the hdd I have about 7~GB space left on the ssd I decided to do some tests and these are the results: (I did 3 tests for each and took the average all of the times are in seconds and DispVM template is debian-8 with no customizations and don't worry DispVM template was updated as well lastly I stopped the timer while I entered the luks password.) HDD SSD shutdown (with no vms running)------------------20~ ------------------------------20~ start (no vms will start)------------------------------53~ ------------------------------30~ dispvm start (time for a firefox to open)----------40~ ------------------------------8~ So the result seems that ssd greatly reduces vm startup times but it really doesn't help the os other than the start. Is that the case so I should install the root to hdd and just move frequently used vms to ssd? or is there a case that having the root on the ssd. Oh and i don't really care about the faster start or shutdown times and a HCL report for my machine is coming I just need to test hdmi and some other things.
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