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On 4/28/2008, Georges Giralt (georges.giralt@free.fr) wrote:
> The fisrt one,  small will be used for /boot
> The second one for everything else using LVM. 

Actually, I should have gone ahead and mention how I usually do it...

/boot (100MB)
/ (10GB - I know, but disks are cheap these days)
swap (1GB)
/tmp (1GB)

Then LVM for:

/home
/var

-- 

Best regards,

Charles