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I don't understand. I have /boot, /home and sometimes /srv in a different partition. I don't know of any other way to accomplish that without using putting moun
by beatgammit 13y ago
I don't understand. I have /boot, /home and sometimes /srv in a different partition. I don't know of any other way to accomplish that without using putting mount points on root, unless you mean additional, non-FHS mount points...
- pconf 13y ago>I have /boot, /home and sometimes /srv in a different >partition. I don't know of any other way to accomplish >that /boot is typically located on the same disk as root, so that should be ok. /srv and /home, however, would be problematic root mounts. You can use automount to fix /home but /srv should be mounted under /usr or /var. Mounting NFS or busy disks on the root dir is not a good idea on any server where filesystem i/o performance is an issue.