🚀 go-pugleaf

	In order to properly boot up Linux via LILO, I'd like to have a 
small partition within 1024 cylinder boundary holding all necessary files 
for Linux boot-up, and maybe two or three more filesystems say /var, 
/home, and /usr, etc.

	I know how to create partition using fdisk under Linux, but I'd 
like to know just how large the boot partition need to be. Since I am 
installing Slackware Pro from cdrom, what do I need to do to make sure 
all necessary files will be copied to that partition and the rest be 
copied to another partition.

	Can I have more than I filesystems in ONE partition ? If yes, how 
do I designate different pathname to different filesystems, such as /usr 
to 1st filesystem and /var to 2nd filesystem , etc. And when I install 
the Slackware Pro, how can I ask INSTALL to copy files to the filesystem 
that I want?


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