I mean just pick the side-by-side install option and let the installer worry about the partitions.
I mean just pick the side-by-side install option and let the installer worry about the partitions.
A great, useful article, well written.
Thank you for sharing with us.
Thank you very much for this detailed description of partitions I am new to Linux, just preparing to try it out dual-booting with Windows 7 and I needed to know, how to arrange my partitions and this was great guide, thank you
can i dual boot ubuntu with windows with an lvm implementation and also can i install another linux os after that on the single hard disk that i have with lvm implementation and, my data remains safe..
pls suggest
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about the choosing of primary, logical or extended partition. which is a best partition for each /, /swap, /home and why? is it ok if i will make them into all primary partitions?
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thank you for this great & helpful guide,
i want your updated opinion on ext4 when all(most) distros are now using it as default . secondly what will be the best scheme if i'm going to use my system as only single os (ubuntu or any derivative)?
Always helpful to read before any big mistakes.
Thank you.
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