bin, sbin, etc as seperate LVM volumes 671
On Tuesday 21 March 2006 01:09, Dances With Crows stood up and spoke the following words to the mbuttes incomp.os.linux.misc...:
I personally prefer splitting off all that is possible without having to go through too much unnecessary tinkering.
My current set-up - although subject to revision - is as follows:
Filesystem Type Size Used Avail Use% Mounted ondev-sda2 xfs 490M 225M 265M 46%dev-sda1 reiserfs 71M 52M 20M 73%bootdev-sda3 xfs 7.1G 4.7G 2.4G 67%usrdev-sda5 xfs 2.0G 25M 2.0G 2%usr-localdev-sda7 xfs 1.4G 321M 1.1G 24%optdev-sda8 reiserfs 997M 37M 960M 4%tmpdev-sda9 xfs 3.2G 922M 2.3G 29%vardev-sda10 xfs 19G 16G 3.3G 83%homedev-sdb3 xfs 8.1G 2.9G 5.2G 36%var-share none tmpfs 200M 0 200M 0%dev-shm
All static filesystems from the list above are mounted read-only during normal operation, except for the root filesystem itself - i.e. right now; this will change after I will have installed Gentoo.
On Tuesday 21 March 2006 17:54, Rick DeBay stood up and spoke the following words to the mbuttes incomp.os.linux.misc...: Aninitrdorinitramfsis typically used in the default boot procedure of a pre-packaged...
Hello, I used to be able to run dvdrip-transcode fine in my system without any problems. Recently, it dvdrip-transcode stop working. I have debian...
There is a very usefulHowToon the Gentoo Wiki site regarding having the root filesystem mounted read-only, if the OP's concern is security and-or filesystem integrity...
-- With kind regards,
*Aragorn* (Registered GNU-Linux user #223157)
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