Recommended partitions laptop + server...
Dan Kilbourne
bsd-lists at netophilia.net
Fri Dec 10 06:45:00 PST 2004
Kiffin Gish extolled:
> Who can offer me suggestions for the best way to partition my laptop?
This is really a very general question, and bound to start a flamewar of
the "best" partition scheme, but here is what I use.
>
> 12.5 GBytes HD
> 512 MB memory
> Dell Inspiron 8200 PIII
>
> I am thinking about the following:
>
> / 4G
> SWAP 512M
> /home remaining
I personally only have / and swap. On my 20 GB drive I have 768MB swap
and the rest is /
>
> Is this correct?
Depends on your needs.
>
> Howabout a web server?
Depends on your needs.
>
> 40 GBytes HD
> 512 MB memory
> AMD Sempron 3100+
Will this be a shell server? web server? mail server? file server?
If it is a web server, I would do it like this:
1 GB swap
2 GB / (this can be much smaller, I just like to copy files into /root
occasionally)
6 GB /usr
2 GB /var
2 GB /tmp (keep /tmp separate to help security)
Remainder /home
If it is a mail server, I would do it like this:
1 GB swap
2 GB / (this can be much smaller, I just like to copy files into /root
occasionally)
6 GB /usr
2 GB /home
2 GB /tmp (keep /tmp separate to help security)
Remainder /var
It really depends on your planned usage.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
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> Gouda, The Netherlands
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