Craig Rodrigues wrote: > On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 11:10:25AM -0800, Sean Bruno wrote: > >>I would assume that the default would be much larger now-a-days. I think >>a simple doubling to 1G would be sufficient. > > Is there any point these days to having sysinstall auto-default to creating > separate slices for /tmp, /var/, /usr........ > when setting up new systems, I've started just ignoring > the sysinstall auto-defaults and making one big / partition > and installing FreeBSD there.... > > It seems every release we need to keep bumping up the size of > the sysinstall auto-defaults because they are too small. > > This bites new users. I agree. The "one big /" style of partitioning seems a much more reasonable default for most desktop/laptop users these days. For server users, the separate /tmp and /var are pretty critical, though I doubt those folks are using the "A"uto layout very much, so changing the "A"uto layout to just allocate / and swap would seem to make sense. TimReceived on Tue Feb 24 2009 - 19:29:46 UTC
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