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How do I partition a linux disk? This problem may be often seen in our daily study or work. I hope you can gain a lot from this question. The following is the reference content that the editor brings to you, let's take a look at it!

Linux disk partition: 1. Linux disk can set boot partition, swap partition and root partition; 2, set partition mount directory; 3, assign partition to [/ home]; 4, set 100MB for [/ boot].

Linux disk partitions:

First, Linux can be divided into three partitions by default, namely, boot partition, swap partition and root partition.

Second, set the directory to be mounted in the partition

/-root directory, the only directory that must be mounted. Don't hesitate to pick a partition and mount it!

Swap-swapping partitions may not be necessary, but traditionally, mount it. Its capacity is only about equal to your physical memory, and if it exceeds twice the capacity of your physical memory, it is definitely a waste.

Third, it is recommended to partition a novice or computer with relatively small hard disk space for the first time in Linux.

The partition is shown below:

Fourth, set the directory to be mounted in the partition

/ home-this is your home directory. Usually the files you create are saved here, and you'd better assign a partition to it.

/ boot-if your hard drive does not support LBA mode, you'd better mount it. If you mount it, it should be safe to mount it in the first partition of your hard disk. Generally speaking, the mounted partition only needs to be 100m in size.

Fifth, for Linux advanced users, installation recommendations:

To add the above mounted directory:

6. Set up the directory to be mounted in the partition

/ var-if you want to do some server applications, consider assigning it a larger partition.

Seventh, it is recommended for Linux advanced Server users to install:

You can add the above mounted directory in the previous step:

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