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hi, i just booted my "new" system. migration using rsync was smooth. i had |
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to fight a little with grub2 and gpt, but now it seems everything is |
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working fine. |
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the system has been up just a few minutes, so i haven't had time to do |
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much. but i tried eix-sync and it seemed to me it went much faster. also |
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libreoffice opened in i think less than 2 seconds, instead of several |
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seconds like in my old HDD (a WD green, not particularly fast...). |
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so, all in all i'd venture that yes, the improvement is noticeable. |
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on 2013-07-19 at 11:43 Dale wrote: |
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> At one time, I had a /data directory. I stored large stuff there: |
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> camera pics, videos, audio stuff and such. If you put /home on SSD, you |
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> could always put the larger stuff on another mount point. |
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yeah, that's the idea. for a moment i considered doing the opposite: |
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leaving my home in its current HDD, and mount the SSD partition under |
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/home for some special purposes. but i think the other way around is |
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a better idea. |
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best, |
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