Novice query: Installation Help

AP worldwithoutfences at gmail.com
Wed Oct 2 16:20:40 UTC 2013


On Wed, Oct 2, 2013 at 9:01 PM, Liam Proven <lproven at gmail.com> wrote:

I do suggest, though, that you make #1 a primary partition and the
> other 2 *logical* partitions inside an extended partition. You are
> only allowed 4 primary partitions on the PC, but once you have an
> extended one, you can put as many as you like inside it.
>
> Don't worry about the difference - it's historical and rarely matters
> today. But don't use 3 of your 4 primaries unless you need to.
>

Well, if I understand it correctly, you mean to say that I have to select
the manual partitioning scheme during installation. And after that, I have
to make

#1 primary partition for /
#2 extended partition and inside it two, which are /home and /swap

So overall, I am using two only partition which is *primary*. Even though
the whole of the space would be occupied in only the above written two
partitions, the other 3 primary partitions would remain as such though not
made and not required. If I am wrong, please correct it.


> You are welcome, and good luck. I'm sure you will be fine and we will
> be here to help if you have problems.
>

Thanks.
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