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Re: [opensuse-factory] Partition selection openSUSE (install)
- From: Lukas Ocilka <lukas.ocilka@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 12 Sep 2006 13:17:47 +0200
- Message-id: <4506975B.20205@xxxxxxx>
Azerion wrote:
> Saw an request about partiotioning and though 'lets split things out'. So here
> is a thread about the parrtition-wizard from openSUSE-installer.
>
>> I also recognized that openSUSE wants to delete my root AND also my
>> home partition, when doing a fresh install. It would be better to
>> have a detection that asks if one wants to keep the home partition.
>> Personally I always update SUSE by installing in root and keeping all
>> my data on /home.
>
> Good point.
>
> Add to that, that data on an encrypted disk probably haves an huge value. At
> this moment the installer would format it as /home cause it is my biggest
> partition.
>
> Won't report a wish yet, discussion comes first.
Well, you have better use "Update" and not a "New Installation" in this
case. However, I've asked a maintainer of the partitioner package what
does he think of that.
Partitioner, as it is now, is a very-well done considering the unseen
layer (e.g., API), on the other hand, dialogs need to be changed to
match our needs better. This is work in progress...
L.
> Saw an request about partiotioning and though 'lets split things out'. So here
> is a thread about the parrtition-wizard from openSUSE-installer.
>
>> I also recognized that openSUSE wants to delete my root AND also my
>> home partition, when doing a fresh install. It would be better to
>> have a detection that asks if one wants to keep the home partition.
>> Personally I always update SUSE by installing in root and keeping all
>> my data on /home.
>
> Good point.
>
> Add to that, that data on an encrypted disk probably haves an huge value. At
> this moment the installer would format it as /home cause it is my biggest
> partition.
>
> Won't report a wish yet, discussion comes first.
Well, you have better use "Update" and not a "New Installation" in this
case. However, I've asked a maintainer of the partitioner package what
does he think of that.
Partitioner, as it is now, is a very-well done considering the unseen
layer (e.g., API), on the other hand, dialogs need to be changed to
match our needs better. This is work in progress...
L.
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