On Fri, 29 Jan 2010, Damien Hull wrote:
> Third party applications get installed in /opt. These are applications
> that are not in the repository. This is the way I partition my system.
>
> / = 7000mb
> SWAP = 3000mb
> /home = everything else
>
> Should I add /opt to the list? I'm thinking 3000mb or so.
I use LVM (w/MD) and have the following layout for a desktop system:
/ 1G
/usr 8G
/var 2G
/tmp 1G
/home ? (whatever I need)
/opt 2G
swap 2G
Sometimes I just symlink /opt to /usr/opt, though.
There's a whole philosphy & rationale why this should be the minimum
filesystems you have. I wholeheartedly believe that an entire OS in / is
idiotic. I also acknowledge that having / in LVM certainly complicates
things in a disaster-recovery scenario, but not enough for me to forgo it.
On my system disks I have only two disk partitions -- one for /boot and one
for the LVM PV (which will be on a RAID MD).
--Arthur Corliss
Live Free or Die
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