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Thanks for the reply. What I thought about is how many |
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of them do I have to have. I know people are using |
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partitions for mails or temporary. Also, I assume that |
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I need extended partition because the drive is limited to |
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4? |
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Boris. |
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On Wed, 22 Nov 2006 14:11:23 -0500 |
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Jon M <gentoo@××××××××.net> wrote: |
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> Cooper Bug wrote: |
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> > Hello gentooers, |
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> > |
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> > I have a new 60 GB drive which I want to put gentoo on. |
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> > This will be a dual boot system. For now, I can only |
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> > think to give 10GB to windows, all other space for gentoo. |
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> > Please share your instights how many partinions do I have to |
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> > do, what sizes. I would value all the input. Thanks a lot. |
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> > |
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> > Boris. |
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> Hi Boris, |
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> Really it's up to you. It all depends on what you plan on doing with |
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> each partition. If you plan on using Gentoo primarily, then you'd |
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> probably want to give a bigger partition for Gentoo. Or if you plan on |
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> using Windows more, then give more to Windows. Just make sure you have |
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> enough space for any apps you might want to install for each OS in the |
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> future. Nothing worse than being 100mb short of space on an install :) |
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> Jon |
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