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Re: Mount Point

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From: Cris bessette
Date: Wed, 23 Jun 1999 00:00
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Eric <miked@mail.atlantic.net> wrote in message
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> Hello, im having some problems installing my redhat 6.0...
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> i cant seem to figure out where to mount it..
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> i need to create a 1.5 gig linux native and mount it?
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> please if someone can clear this up for me.. Thanks
>
> -Eric
>
> Hello Eric,

To install everything on the redhat 6.0 CD you will probably need about
1.5gig of space just for the software. You should have at least three
partitions:
> make a partition about 16meg  (mount point being /boot)
> make a partition about 1.5 gig  (mount point being /)
> make a swap partition about 30-64 meg (no mount point)

the /boot partition holds your Kernel and other important operating system
stuff
the / partition holds everything else
you generally want to keep them on seperate partitions to make sure you can
always boot the computer.

I have had up to 5 or 6 partitions just for Linux, but the partitioning
scheme above works fine for learning Linux
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From: "Cris bessette" <bessette@rabun.net>
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Date: 1999/06/23
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