Linux Partitioning

[Oaf357]

Originally posted by: Nothinman

Well some nutcases would love to chop that 2k (or whatever) from the kernel by only having to use one fs instead of two.

I guess I'm almost one of those nutcases, I make ext2 a module because I don't need it except when mounting /boot.

Jeez.

 

[Bremen]

Originally posted by: Oaf357

Originally posted by: Nothinman

Well some nutcases would love to chop that 2k (or whatever) from the kernel by only having to use one fs instead of two.

I guess I'm almost one of those nutcases, I make ext2 a module because I don't need it except when mounting /boot.

Jeez.

Bah, that module is still wasting disk space ;0)

 

[Oaf357]

Originally posted by: Bremen

Originally posted by: Oaf357

Originally posted by: Nothinman

Well some nutcases would love to chop that 2k (or whatever) from the kernel by only having to use one fs instead of two.

I guess I'm almost one of those nutcases, I make ext2 a module because I don't need it except when mounting /boot.

Jeez.

Bah, that module is still wasting disk space ;0)

Here we go.

 

[Nothinman]

Bah, that module is still wasting disk space ;0)

Disk space is definately something I'm not short on, but then again memory isn't really either.

 

[Oaf357]

Yea... I'd like some more memory but buying some for the motherboard I'll be using is like throwing away money. Maybe I could find another stick of OCZ memory cheap somewhere.