CentOS-7 installation on two disks (SSD + HDD)
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I am trying to install CentOS-7(GNOME) on my Dell Laptop which has 30GB SSD and 1TB HDD, RAM of 8GB, i7 Intel processor.
I am doing manual partition.
I have selected SSD as bootable drive and my
/boot
is on SSD with 2GB as size.
In which drive should I put the leftover(28 GB) SSD for better OS performance?
I tried adding it to /
but this is only allowing me if I deselect HDD. But then I am not able to add other partitions like /home
, swap
, /usr
, /opt
, /var
on HDD and they would all default to SSD which has only 30GB in total which I am trying to avoid.
I am planning to use this laptop for my development activities eg Java(with Intellij), Docker, Kubernetes, MongoDB, Apache Flink which at times would be resource consuming and I want to utilize SSD as much as feasible.
Does the CentOS installation always default to the disk with higher space?
Should I simply install to SSD(deselect HDD) and then after installation mount other partitions on HDD?
So far, I am trying to follow instructions here :
I'll appreciate if someone could help.
Asked by Hamid
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Jun 8, 2021, 08:22 AM
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