gary turner:
>
> Usage will will be primarily web development using multiple browsers,
> Emacs, GIMP, Inkscape and ImageMagick. I also plan to run Vista Home
> Premium in a VM (probably VirtualBox). I suspect that large swap and
> temp partitions will be helpful, as I tend to leave my app
gary turner wrote:
> After 8 years on my PIIIs w/10Gb HDs, I've bought a Core2 duo w/320GB
> HD and 4GB mem. I will install Lenny AMD64.
>
> Usage will will be primarily web development using multiple browsers,
> Emacs, GIMP, Inkscape and ImageMagick. I also plan to run Vista Home
> Premium in a
After 8 years on my PIIIs w/10Gb HDs, I've bought a Core2 duo w/320GB HD
and 4GB mem. I will install Lenny AMD64.
Usage will will be primarily web development using multiple browsers,
Emacs, GIMP, Inkscape and ImageMagick. I also plan to run Vista Home
Premium in a VM (probably VirtualBox).
Scott Fitzgerald wrote:
I'm a dial up user who purchased sarge on a 14 cd set.
I'm buying a laptop and was wondering, is there a faq or howto anyplace on
copying the whole distribution to a partition on a HD? It would be great
to be away from home, and if a package is recommended to me to just
Scott Fitzgerald wrote:
I'm a dial up user who purchased sarge on a 14 cd set.
I'm buying a laptop and was wondering, is there a faq or howto anyplace on
copying the whole distribution to a partition on a HD? It would be great
to be away from home, and if a package is recommended to me to just
> > I'm buying a laptop and was wondering, is there a faq or howto anyplace on
> > copying the whole distribution to a partition on a HD? It would be great
> > to be away from home, and if a package is recommended to me to just be able
> > to log into root and run apt-get while on the road.
>
> Ju
> I'm a dial up user who purchased sarge on a 14 cd set.
>
> I'm buying a laptop and was wondering, is there a faq or howto anyplace on
> copying the whole distribution to a partition on a HD? It would be great
> to be away from home, and if a package is recommended to me to just be able
> to log
I'm a dial up user who purchased sarge on a 14 cd set.
I'm buying a laptop and was wondering, is there a faq or howto anyplace on
copying the whole distribution to a partition on a HD? It would be great
to be away from home, and if a package is recommended to me to just be able
to log into root a
Hi All,
I've kinda buggered up my install of Linux, anyhow, I booted my ram disk
from my floppy disks. However, when I mount a Linux partition of my HD
install I cannot read the contents of any of the directories what gives?
Is there no way to read and manipulate the contents on the hard dri
On Fri, 11 Jun 1999, J Horacio MG wrote:
> Well, since I already have my filesystem "scattered" into different
> partitions, `df' is useful. But yes, I should have said `du /dir' (for
> every directory we want to keep in a separate partition) for someone whose
> system is all in one partition.
d
Brad dixit:
~> On Thu, 10 Jun 1999, J Horacio MG wrote:
~>
~> > Make `df /usr', `df /home', `df /var',... in your current installation,
~>
~> Did you mean 'du -s' instead of 'df'? df will only tell you how much the
~> entire partition is using, sort of useless unless you're simply resizing
~> par
On Thu, 10 Jun 1999, J Horacio MG wrote:
> Make `df /usr', `df /home', `df /var',... in your current installation,
Did you mean 'du -s' instead of 'df'? df will only tell you how much the
entire partition is using, sort of useless unless you're simply resizing
partitions without changing the file
Make `df /usr', `df /home', `df /var',... in your current installation,
and that will give you an idea of the percentage space you need for each
one. For directories which include others, like "/", you can do `df'
and substract the rest.
The dir "/root" should remain in "/", no need to make a sep
On Wed, 9 Jun 1999, Patrick Dahiroc wrote:
> i have an 8.4GB hard drive and i would like some suggestion as to how to
> divide it. how much space should i devote to each directory and which
> ones should be real partitions and which should be logical?
I've just been asking this question in the p
hi all
i have an 8.4GB hard drive and i would like some suggestion as to how to
divide it. how much space should i devote to each directory and which
ones should be real partitions and which should be logical?
/usr =
/home =
/etc =
/tmp =
/root =
/
It is possible to install debian2.0 from Win95 (Fat32) HD partition?
If so, could someone explain how to do it?
I have not found information in "The
Can I after having installed the base system from 5 floppies
just on the other console 'mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 /win95' ?
Which mo
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