At 02:30 PM 2/16/1999 -0600, Kent West wrote: >I just inherited a machine with 4 SCSI drives, 2GB each. It'll be a >Micro$oft-free zone. It'll be an a LAN with several of us technicians (7 or >so) having access to it for storage of files mostly, so I'm thinking of >this for the partitioning scheme.
Storage mostly needs to be shared, so I think I need Samba and Netatalk (see below). So, after getting input from several people, this is how I'm looking to do things: Drive 1: / = 200MB /usr = 1 GB /usr/local = 500 MB (is this where stuff like StarOffice, Netscape, WP8 would go?) swap = 64 MB /var = 100 MB /tmp = 100 MB Drive 2: /home = 2 GB less swap (personal storage space for 7 techs or so) swap = 64 MB Drive 3: /apple = 2 GB less swap (netatalk storage space for Mac software) swap = 64 MB Drive 4: /pc = 2GB less swap (samba storage space for PC software) swap = 64 MB How does this sound? Again, thanks!
