Debian partitions
Victor Odhner
plug-discuss@lists.PLUG.phoenix.az.us
Wed, 03 Oct 2001 15:16:10 -0700
Setting up a Debian system, I have /dev/hda with the following
partitions:
1 / 123.38 MB
2 /usr 1126.87 MB
3 /home 2401.79 MB
4 ?
5 /swap 65.81 MB
6 /tmp 148.06 MB
7 /var 501.75 MB
8 /work 2130.35 MB
Partitioning seems to have skipped assigning /dev/hda4.
Q1: Is this significant?
I've seen references to a partition called /boot.
My understanding is that the whole system can
be a single partition if I wish, so I presume
/boot can be a mount-point within the root partition.
Q2: Do I need to do anything about /boot, or should
it just appear?
Vic