partitioning strategy
hi there,
a while ago i asked about installing linux on a large drive in a system that
does not support LBA. somebody replied that such a thing would not be a
problem but likely i would have to make the root partition containing the
kernel smaller in order to accomodate lilo.
what i'm wondering is how i would then go about putting the rest of the
directory trees like /usr /var /etc all on the other large partition. does
/etc have to be on the small partition as well for fstab and the other start
up files? how can i mount multiple directory structures in one partition
mounted off root. obviously i'm a little confused.
does someone think they could understand what i'm getting at and maybe
clarify a little. a sample fstab would probably help alot too.
thanks,
rob
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