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September 11th, 2009, 09:54 AM
Hi,
I'm using an Acer Aspire One computer, due its slow disk performance I've installed some folders into a fast SD Card capable of 30M/second read-write). Computer performance is very good now.
This is my partition table:
[place, space]
At SSD:
/ (3997)
/media/extra_space (4071)
At SD Card:
<swap> (912)
/usr (4252)
/var (1998 )
/home (1003)
I don't like 4 partitions at the SD Card, and I would prefer only 2 partitions (for swap and the other folders). So:
Is there a way to install (specify) various folders (/usr, /var, /home) to use the same disk partition?
I'm using an Acer Aspire One computer, due its slow disk performance I've installed some folders into a fast SD Card capable of 30M/second read-write). Computer performance is very good now.
This is my partition table:
[place, space]
At SSD:
/ (3997)
/media/extra_space (4071)
At SD Card:
<swap> (912)
/usr (4252)
/var (1998 )
/home (1003)
I don't like 4 partitions at the SD Card, and I would prefer only 2 partitions (for swap and the other folders). So:
Is there a way to install (specify) various folders (/usr, /var, /home) to use the same disk partition?