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Archlinux 86-64 2007 08-2 core (Host OS)
R-Project
The R Project for Statistical Computing
VMWare server
Guest OS to be decided later
I'm prepared installing Archlinux on a ...
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- 01-14-2008 #1Linux Guru
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Partitioning question
Hi folks
Archlinux 86-64 2007 08-2 core (Host OS)
R-Project
The R Project for Statistical Computing
VMWare server
Guest OS to be decided later
I'm prepared installing Archlinux on a box with 80G SATA-II HD installed to test R-project. My planning will be as follows;
/boot 100M
/ 30G
swap 1G
/home 10G
balance for Guest OS
It needs at least 5 partitions. So I plan to have /home and "Guest OS" on ext partitions. I haven't figured out how to further partition "Guest OS" partition in future unless runnning LVM. Besides this is a virtual machine the "Guest OS" partition must be in VMWare partition. I started searching guides on Archlinux website and found follows;
Partitioning
ArchWiki :: Installing with Software RAID or LVM - ArchWiki
Partition the Hard Drives
Setup LVM and Create the /home LVM Volume
Please advise are the above documents appropriate for my guidance. OR are there more detail documents? TIA
B.R.
satimis
- 01-16-2008 #2Just Joined!
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A good Formula before formatting
HI.......dude.......
this is karan singh......
I appretiate your question tag.
But as far as my views are concerned on this I think you should format your
hard drive in a manner which is given below:
1. primary partition should be below 5GB.
2. Install all your softwares on the next partition.
There is a big reason for this formula......more over the linux OS follows only this formula for alll of its procedures.......enjoy.......dearrrrrrrrrr


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