How
Can I Organize my HDD for Linux
I have a question from my assignment
that I 'm looking for answers.
/dev/sda1 /home /6000M
and also 8GB of free space avaliable
for later use. My question is
How can I reorganize my HDD for this situation. I need at least 8-9 different solution for it. Your best thing is to add memory. It's not very expensive and will dramatically speed up a memory intensive system. You should buy another hard drive and put the swap space on a separate drive. Preferably a drive on a separate SCSI channel. If the swap and ram are full you will definitely need to get more of both. You don't mention how the disk space is currently used (for example: df -h). How much memory do you have?
Thanks for the answers;
"You should buy another hard drive ":
"How many users do you have right now?"
"What is the main focus of the people using
the system (programmers or just email)? ":
What are the options(at least 7-8 different options) that I can rearrange my HDD for this scenario. Are you running out of hard drive space or memory? What is your current disk usage?
If you are truly having memory problems then you need to find the programs that handle email in the smallest possible memory space. What programs are being used currently for mail? If you are disk space issues then you need to determine what partition is the fullest and how can you allocate it more effectively.
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