When installing a new system, its important to setup the system volumes such tha

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When installing a new system, its important to setup the system volumes such that each filesystem has adequate space for both current and future needs. The Foobar linux distribution uses the following defaults / 2GB /var 100MB /boot 100MB <swap> 2GB /usr remaining space
What are some potential problems iwth this arrangement on a busy server box? When installing a new system, its important to setup the system volumes such that each filesystem has adequate space for both current and future needs. The Foobar linux distribution uses the following defaults / 2GB /var 100MB /boot 100MB <swap> 2GB /usr remaining space
What are some potential problems iwth this arrangement on a busy server box?

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you have given very small space to /var which contains data that is constantly changing. Not having enough space puts you at risk of having log file fill up partition.

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