🚀 go-pugleaf

 I set up LINUX recently on a 200 MB drive, and I have not used
LINUX much, and I read the suggestion in the SAG to have a
separate root partition, so I made four partitions.
 I made a 10 MB partition for root (/ and /etc and /sbin
and I forget what else) because my size was currently 5 MB almost
so the suggestion of 5 seemed way too dangerous for me. :-)
 I made two 10 MB partitions - one for swap and one for whatever.
  I mounted the rest on /usr, and made /var an alias to /usr/var
and /home an alias to /usr/home. It was the only way I could think
of to let home & usr & var all compete for the majority of the space.

  I haven't done anything with it yet, so I can't say how good
that division is. But one thing is that the who command doesn't work,
and it worked before I split the system up that way, so it might
not be following some symbolic link correctly (it has to follow two -
I forget which ones).

Perry Rapp