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Old 06-23-2008, 09:24 PM
gary turner
 
Default large HD partition plan

After 8 years on my PIIIs w/10Gb HDs, I've bought a Core2 duo w/320GB HD
and 4GB mem. I will install Lenny AMD64.


Usage will will be primarily web development using multiple browsers,
Emacs, GIMP, Inkscape and ImageMagick. I also plan to run Vista Home
Premium in a VM (probably VirtualBox). I suspect that large swap and
temp partitions will be helpful, as I tend to leave my apps up and
running. Space is needed for mirroring 3 or 4 web sites at a time; may
be in /home/* or /var/www/


LAN servers, Apache, mail and MySQL will remain on the PIIIs.

All the HOWTOs, etc. that I've found talk about 2-10GB HDs, which were
helpful in 2000 when I first installed Debian. I find them less so when
looking at so much more space.


I will appreciate any and all suggestions for a partition plan,
especially those where a rationale for the plan is included.


cheers,

gary
--
Anyone can make a usable web site. It takes a graphic
designer to make it slow, confusing and painful to use.
 

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