On Fri, Sep 14, 2018 at 03:32:11PM -0500, o1bigtenor wrote:
OK - - - good to know. For many years it was /boot, / (or /root), /usr, /var, /tmp, swap, /usr/local and /home. I've had enough issues because / was too small, ditto for /usr. So on a new system I can drop /boot and only add /efi or ????
/boot/EFI I think is the usual mount point for the EFI boot partition (which has to be some kind of FAT filesystem). And any modern distribution seems like it has a fit if /usr is split from / so don't do that anymore. Disks aren't 20MB each anymore after all. /home split works well for some people. I rarely do it, although I have at least one system where I did it. /var split is handy for database heavy systems, and probably some other server cases. -- Len Sorensen