goth4christ
02-26-2004, 01:11 AM
OK here is my ask: What is a good size for a root partition for someone with a 60GB hdd who likes a very sliced approach.
My problem: When I installed Slackware 9.1 I gave / only 800MB, which worked fine cuz I put /opt, /usr, /usr/local, and /home on other partitions. But then I started doing alot of Wine game installs and ogg file encoding and the /tmp space on / keeps running out.
My plan: I'm planning on a re-partition and some other fine tuning that I neglected (ie recompile kernel) and I'm a bit unsure of what a good size of / would be so I don't waste disk space I'll never use yet have enough space to not run out.
I'd like these as seperate partitions using xfs- /, /home, /opt (KDE seems all), /usr, /usr/local (maybe), and /windows (for serious wine(x) gaming).
My system: 60GB IDE hdd, slackware 9.1, pentium4, 256 Ram, GeForce2 mx400, etc early/mid 2002 standard.
My problem: When I installed Slackware 9.1 I gave / only 800MB, which worked fine cuz I put /opt, /usr, /usr/local, and /home on other partitions. But then I started doing alot of Wine game installs and ogg file encoding and the /tmp space on / keeps running out.
My plan: I'm planning on a re-partition and some other fine tuning that I neglected (ie recompile kernel) and I'm a bit unsure of what a good size of / would be so I don't waste disk space I'll never use yet have enough space to not run out.
I'd like these as seperate partitions using xfs- /, /home, /opt (KDE seems all), /usr, /usr/local (maybe), and /windows (for serious wine(x) gaming).
My system: 60GB IDE hdd, slackware 9.1, pentium4, 256 Ram, GeForce2 mx400, etc early/mid 2002 standard.