Re: [cobalt-users] RAQ4i : webserver down

["Zeffie" <cobaltlist@xxxxxxxx>]

> On Thursday 18 December 2003 01:22 pm, Gerald Waugh wrote:
> > Well, what would be a "sane partitioning scheme"?
> > and what size should they be???
> I thought you might ask that, Gerald.
> /boot             100 mb
> /                 1   gb
> /var              3   gb
> /usr              1   gb
> /usr/local        1   gb
> /tmp              1   gb
> /home             the rest
> And then you wouldn't have to have all those symlinks.
> Allow quotas on /var and on /home but certainly not on /tmp.
> Jeff

As I understand it we have a / and /boot need thing going on and so no
/boot.  Don't forget a swap file too...  btw...  I re-build the iso's
automaticly and the "system" has the option to change partition sizes
automaticly and you could get that extra partition you want...  But I don't
now if I should distribute it in light of sun going after Gerald??  What do
you think?  All it does is take the download iso, and automaticly add all
the updates, setup the partitioning, and make the new iso.

Zeffie
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