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          Here is what my partitions look like



          walt@bat:~(0)$ df -m | grep -E 'sda|Used'
          Filesystem 1M-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
          /dev/sda5 140435 16124 117156 13% /
          /dev/sda7 316201 122259 177859 41% /home
          /dev/sda6 977 143 767 16% /boot
          walt@bat:~(0)$


          so I guess you could use 200 1-M blocks for /boot and 1800 for /.



          Swap space should be (Size of RAM) * 1.2 (or *2.0).






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            Here is what my partitions look like



            walt@bat:~(0)$ df -m | grep -E 'sda|Used'
            Filesystem 1M-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
            /dev/sda5 140435 16124 117156 13% /
            /dev/sda7 316201 122259 177859 41% /home
            /dev/sda6 977 143 767 16% /boot
            walt@bat:~(0)$


            so I guess you could use 200 1-M blocks for /boot and 1800 for /.



            Swap space should be (Size of RAM) * 1.2 (or *2.0).






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              Here is what my partitions look like



              walt@bat:~(0)$ df -m | grep -E 'sda|Used'
              Filesystem 1M-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
              /dev/sda5 140435 16124 117156 13% /
              /dev/sda7 316201 122259 177859 41% /home
              /dev/sda6 977 143 767 16% /boot
              walt@bat:~(0)$


              so I guess you could use 200 1-M blocks for /boot and 1800 for /.



              Swap space should be (Size of RAM) * 1.2 (or *2.0).






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                walt@bat:~(0)$ df -m | grep -E 'sda|Used'
                Filesystem 1M-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
                /dev/sda5 140435 16124 117156 13% /
                /dev/sda7 316201 122259 177859 41% /home
                /dev/sda6 977 143 767 16% /boot
                walt@bat:~(0)$


                so I guess you could use 200 1-M blocks for /boot and 1800 for /.



                Swap space should be (Size of RAM) * 1.2 (or *2.0).






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                walt@bat:~(0)$ df -m | grep -E 'sda|Used'
                Filesystem 1M-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
                /dev/sda5 140435 16124 117156 13% /
                /dev/sda7 316201 122259 177859 41% /home
                /dev/sda6 977 143 767 16% /boot
                walt@bat:~(0)$


                so I guess you could use 200 1-M blocks for /boot and 1800 for /.



                Swap space should be (Size of RAM) * 1.2 (or *2.0).







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