ubuntu硬盘分区方法（国外英文资料）.doc

ubuntu硬盘分区方法（国外英文资料） , dual system partition scheme (partition recommend choosing GParted live CD, return can be downloaded from the DistroWatch base carved into small CD as a regular tool set, other partition tool can also, of course) : You need to install Windows xp first, then Linux. The release installer automatically installs Columbus (grub) and builds a dual-boot menu option; I would recommend a more comprehensive consideration for your brothers. A primary partition, 8G, for win C; With Gparted, the device name is sda1; This partition is used to install the Win system, as much as possible, to reduce the size of the image file; An extended partition that is allocated to all the remaining disk space; The name of the device is sda2, but its just a sign, its not really useful; Description: The brother proposed why not build three primary partitions, and then build an extended partition, so that the partition table space in the first sector is more fully utilized. The reason is this -- As long as you build an extended partition and build multiple and build one, you need to do the partition table links anyway. And if three primary partitions, very likely drive confusion, I do the same before, the easy problems, or a primary partition of an extended partition is the most reliable, not acquired disorder problem. According to the best friends, the Win system can also not be installed on a c-plate. But for the orderliness or device Numbers, and for special applications, it is better to keep the Win in C (sda1). Build 7 logical disks on the extension partition: Sda5-8G, fat32, for Windows D, for application; Sda6-8G, fat32, for wins e-tray, for data files; Sda7-8 g, fat32, to win the F dish, make a backup partition, such as input, firefox, Chinese office software, hardware drivers, all kinds of application software, such as disk C GHOST backup; Then there are four more logical disks that are dedicated to Linux: Sda8-10G, ext3, mount/directory; If the hard drive is small