Home Partition Linux Mint at Joel Mele blog

Home Partition Linux Mint. I only started using linux (mint) about a year ago so my first installation of lm19.2 was with the automatic partitioning scheme. I want to install mint on my desktop, to a solid state drive but with a separate home partition on a rotating drive. Moving your linux home folder to another drive is a straightforward process that can be done on any distribution, allowing you to reinstall linux. Assuming that you will create just root, home, and swap partitions at installation time, that's the mechanics of doing it yourself. Manual disk partitioning can be confusing for new linux users. When installing, you can omit most of them and have only a single partition where your linux distribution will be installed. Choose your existing root partition to be mounted as root and mount another desired partition as /home. Choose to format the root. In this post, we will provide you our linux partitioning recommendations.

Manual disk partitioning can be confusing for new linux users. Choose to format the root. Choose your existing root partition to be mounted as root and mount another desired partition as /home. When installing, you can omit most of them and have only a single partition where your linux distribution will be installed. Assuming that you will create just root, home, and swap partitions at installation time, that's the mechanics of doing it yourself. Moving your linux home folder to another drive is a straightforward process that can be done on any distribution, allowing you to reinstall linux. I only started using linux (mint) about a year ago so my first installation of lm19.2 was with the automatic partitioning scheme. In this post, we will provide you our linux partitioning recommendations. I want to install mint on my desktop, to a solid state drive but with a separate home partition on a rotating drive.

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Home Partition Linux Mint Assuming that you will create just root, home, and swap partitions at installation time, that's the mechanics of doing it yourself. I want to install mint on my desktop, to a solid state drive but with a separate home partition on a rotating drive. I only started using linux (mint) about a year ago so my first installation of lm19.2 was with the automatic partitioning scheme. Choose to format the root. When installing, you can omit most of them and have only a single partition where your linux distribution will be installed. Manual disk partitioning can be confusing for new linux users. Assuming that you will create just root, home, and swap partitions at installation time, that's the mechanics of doing it yourself. Choose your existing root partition to be mounted as root and mount another desired partition as /home. Moving your linux home folder to another drive is a straightforward process that can be done on any distribution, allowing you to reinstall linux. In this post, we will provide you our linux partitioning recommendations.