Installation guide

5. In the Size (Megs) ﬁeld in the popup window, type the partition

size from Table 2 for the partition selected.

Note: Be sure to select the Grow to ﬁll disk? option button when you

create the root (/) partition.

6. Click OK.

7. Repeat steps 2 through 6 to conﬁgure the remaining two disk

partitions that are listed in Table 2.

8. Click Next to continue; the Choose partitions to Format window

displays.

Table 2 Disk Partition Conﬁguration Settings

Mount Point Size (MB)

a. The Linux <Swap Partition> size should be set to a value that is at least

equal to the amount of available workstation memory. If you choose to in-

crease the Linux <Swap Partition> partition size, increase it by multiples

of the available workstation memory. For example, a workstation with 512

MB of available memory should have a Linux <Swap Partition> size of 512

MB, 1024 MB, 1536 MB, and so forth.

Partition Type

/boot 50 MB Linux native

<Swap Partition> 512 MB Linux swap

/ 1 MB (Grow to ﬁll) Linux native

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