On Sat, Jul 12, 2014 at 11:40:42PM -0500, 'Gene C. Falck' gfalck@merr.com [LINUX_Newbies] wrote:
> Hi all,
>
>
> Scott, nothing to show for Windows, of course. My
> mention of the sdc drive isn't too important as long
> as I can just click it away. (It doesn't come up most
> of the time anyway so it's an interesting mystery.)
>
> I am now puzzled by the fact that, while I expected
> to find the previous install of 17 on sda, it shows
> as being on sdb.
I used to see that on some older RedHat and Fedora installations, it woudl
call the USB drive sdb. I would just check the size--hopefully, it's
obvious what is what from the size of the drive.
Since I only have one drive in the
> netbook, I'm now wondering whether I should
> highlight the sdb to try to set up my partitions the
> way I'd like to try. Since I see a lot of different
> numbers, I think I should be trying for a root of
> 10 to 30 GB, a swap of 2GB, and the rest assigned
> to /work.
It depends upon a few things. 2GB of swap should be ample. As for /root,
many people separate /root and /home (but why not /work instead, if that's
where you feel you'll be plpacing your files.)
If your larger files are all going to be stored under /work, 30 GB should
be ample for /
--
Scott Robbins
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