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Question : Optimum installation set-up

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Question : Optimum installation set-up

Postby drewstew » Sat Apr 02, 2011 2:36 pm

I've always accepted the wisdom that a pre-installation set-up with 2 partitions - one /, and the other /home, together with a swap drive approximately twice the size of installed RAM was the optimum (oh, and another partition formatted FAT32 to share files with a Windows installation) -and that's how I've installed Ultimate Edition.
I've seen lots of advice however which says only a /partition is needed. What are the thoughts of our experts please?
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Re: Question : Optimum installation set-up

Postby pclinuxguru » Sat Apr 02, 2011 2:44 pm

In truth a stand alone home folder helps make reinstalls easier. But by no means required.

Swap, I find 2 to 3 gb is more then enough.

Other then that, your understanding is flawless.

I use NTFS for shared files between the 2 my self.
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