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Thread: BSD Help, Slices and Partitions

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    BSD Help, Slices and Partitions

    I am trying out FreeBSD on my home server. Very ... Interesting, one question I have is about partitioning and slicing and the bootloader.

    • First, what is the differance between a slice and a partition?
    • Whats with the FreeBSD filesystem, how does that rank?
    • Can I slice the disk into FreeBSD filesystems and then partition one to have swap?
    • Can I have a /boot partition, does BSD install its kernel their?
    • How likely am I, an experienced linux guy, to get FreeBSD to boot first try (and work)? And what do I do if it doesn't boot?
    If there's one thing worse than a program that doesn't work when it should, it's a program that does work when it shouldn't.

    Bob Archer

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    Re: BSD Help, Slices and Partitions

    It is not exactly Ubuntu question but I think you will find this helpful.

    P.S. If you really run Feisty it is time to upgrade to some supported version,because Feisty is not supported anymore.

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