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Subject: Re: Size of opt partition for kde
From: Del <del () babel ! com ! au>
Date: 1999-02-18 19:10:03
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Here's a real-life example, on a central Linux server:
[del@babel del]$ df
Filesystem 1024-blocks Used Available Capacity Mounted on
/dev/sda1 155517 90323 57164 61% /
/dev/sdc1 995115 528210 415499 56% /usr
/dev/sda5 723070 35468 650253 5% /var
/dev/sdb1 1018298 455690 509997 47% /usr/local
/dev/sdc2 3098342 2394240 543854 81% /home
/dev/sda3 1096024 286936 752459 28% /opt
/dev/sdb2 160476 145064 15412 90% /dosc
/dev/sdb5 899360 247040 652320 27% /dosd
Most partitions are bigger than they need to be, but then I have
2 x 2GB drives and 1 x 4GB so i'm not scratching for space.
Most of the space on /usr is just the plain Red Hat 5.2 install,
plus a bundle of RPMs from contrib.redhat.com. It used to be
500MB but I made it bigger.
/usr/local is where I keep my source code and development stuff
including a large CVS repository. That's been shrinking recently
because I used to have Slackware and compiled a lot of code out
of here, now I use RedHat and install the RPMs into /usr.
/home is big and pretty full because I use it as temporary space
to burn CDs (I've got about 3 CD-ROM images sitting in it at the
moment).
/opt contains:
- KDE 1.1 RPMs
- StarOffice 5.0
- WABI 2.2B
- Adobe Acrobat
'du -s *' says:
152471 Office50 /* StarOffice */
13139 acrobat /* Acrobat Reader */
10 bin
48748 kde /* KDE 1.1 */
12 lost+found
273 man
72282 wabi /* WABI */
So, KDE uses about 50MB in /opt, but you might want to leave space
for other stuff as well (especially StarOffice).
I have some other PCs which have a 50MB root and 150MB var partition,
and NFS mount everything else off the main Linux machine.
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