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Tja, hva skal du ha der? For eksempel:

 

100GB til Windows+programmer

30GB til Linux (hvis du skal ha dual-boot)

400GB til flere programmer, spill og swapfil

200GB til backups og annet

resten til hva det nå måtte være av andre ting du vil ha der.

 

Eller:

1TB til ALT

 

Eller:

100GB til OS,

resten til resten

 

Eller:

80GB til Win

20GB til Linux

200GB til filmer

200GB til musikk

200GB til spill

200GB til programmer + swap

100GB til filer

 

Mange muligheter.

 

Ingen grunn til 10 partisjoner på 100GB hver med mindre det er noe konkret spesielt.

Helt enig med hårek!

 

And the funny thing is, this isn't even the best reason to avoid using many partitions. Neither is the reduced end-of-volume space, though that is a factor too. The best reason is flexibility.

If you have your 20 GB disk in eight 2.5 GB partitions, each devoted to a specific purpose, what do you do when, say, your games partition fills up? If you're like most people, you find the partition that is the most empty, and put your "overflow" games into it, say your sound files partition. Then say you start doing a lot of sound editing; you may then put some sound files into the images partition. The end result of all of this is that your tidy system is totally screwed up and you will have a hard time finding anything, because you won't know which games are in which partition, etc. I know that this happens because I've had it happen myself. :^) Sure, you can alleviate this to some extent by resizing partitions. But since hyper-partitioning isn't really buying you anything anyway, why bother in the first place?

 

Min utheving..

 

Tanken bak partisjonering og system er god, men i praksis.. Null fleksibilitet.

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Helt enig med hårek!

 

And the funny thing is, this isn't even the best reason to avoid using many partitions. Neither is the reduced end-of-volume space, though that is a factor too. The best reason is flexibility.

If you have your 20 GB disk in eight 2.5 GB partitions, each devoted to a specific purpose, what do you do when, say, your games partition fills up? If you're like most people, you find the partition that is the most empty, and put your "overflow" games into it, say your sound files partition. Then say you start doing a lot of sound editing; you may then put some sound files into the images partition. The end result of all of this is that your tidy system is totally screwed up and you will have a hard time finding anything, because you won't know which games are in which partition, etc. I know that this happens because I've had it happen myself. :^) Sure, you can alleviate this to some extent by resizing partitions. But since hyper-partitioning isn't really buying you anything anyway, why bother in the first place?

 

Min utheving..

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Hei Panter.

 

Du la vel merke til at det i utklippet ditt var snakk om en disk på 20Gb?

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