Re: Fw: Linux

[Stephen J. Turnbull <nospam [at] sk.tsukuba.ac.jp>]

>>>>> Robert == Robert Speed <RobS [at] viclabs.co.uk> writes:

Robert> Your / partition must finish below cylinder 1024. But
Robert> you're then free to have any other parition to be anysize
Robert> (yeah alright - almost 'any' size) you desire.

Robert> I've got various machines configured in different ways -
Robert> as I progressed in learning what to put, where.

There was a long thread on this on the Tokyo Linux Users' Group ML a
while back (Yes, Virginia, it was in English). Accessible via search
of the archive from www.tlug.gr.jp; I don't have a precise URL
offhand, sorry.

Robert's setup looks good to me, especially as a place to start
designing your own..

Note that what you're doing also depends on which distribution
you're using to do it; Debian is in the process of moving all docs to
/usr/share/doc, including html versions. But the standard home for
Web documents is /var/www, not something under /usr or /home, which
some other distributions have used at one time or another in the past.

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