On Jul 19, Polyna-Maude Racicot-Summerside <debian@polynamaude.com> wrote: > So if I get it right... Except for /boot/, which may be required for technical reasons, there is no need to further partition your file system unless you actually have reasons to do it. > One partiton for /boot > One partition for /usr > One partition for /usr/local (if you feel like it) > One / partiton that will contain not much stuff other than config files ? > One partition for /var (if you feel) > One partition for /opt, /srv ... > One partition for /tmp If you are aiming for overcomplexity then I think that you forgot /home. > The root partition can be small as 16 Gb as it won't contain much ? If you create a partition for everything else as described here then / will only contain /etc and /root, so even 1 GB will be enough. But again, I do not really recommend this. I do not recommend to partition general purpose systems with less than a few hundreds of GBs of allocated disk space. -- ciao, Marco
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