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Samuli Suominen schrieb: |
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> should think this inverse; make separate partitions for the data |
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> directories such as /home or /var |
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> have /usr on / |
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> so when / goes down, you still keep your data |
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Putting /home and /var on separate partitions can increase isolation |
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even further, that is true. |
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On desktop systems, directories outside /usr and /home contribute not |
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much to the total disk space used. So if you have one / and one /usr |
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partition, the total amount of data that would be exposed to corruption |
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is not much different from having all of /, /home, /usr and /var |
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separate. |
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On servers, it might make sense to keep /var separate depending on which |
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services write there. |
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Best regards, |
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Chí-Thanh Christopher Nguyễn |
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