I'm formatting my hard drive right now. Opinions needed.
I'm posting from a laptop. I've got an 80 GB hard drive and I'm not sure how to partition it.
I was thinking C: - 10 GB - for OS D: - 30 GB - for mp3s and whatnot E: - 40 GB - for games and program files How does that sound? |
combine your os/games/program files into 1 50gb partition and leave the rest for storage. 10gb is too small for a main os partition and it can be a pain in the ass to install games and apps to other directories than the default C:
that's my .02 anyway. edit: or just split it into 2 40's :p |
I tend to format an 80G as 80G. JMO. It's not like this is a server where you don't want your log files growing too large, taking up all the tmp space and crashing the box.
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Jesus.
I hit the powerstrip accidentally at the partition screen (I was plugging in something) and the computer restarted. Now the installation wants me to insert a disk from a previous OS, which of course I don't have. So now I have to go PIRATE Windows 98. Joy. |
why install 98? a p2 233 with 256mb of ram will run xp just fine...
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I don't have to install 98. It just wants to verify that I have a previous OS.
Thank god i just found a stoneage copy of Windows 95 to pass Microsuck's little gay test. |
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Oh, wait, no I didn't. :) |
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10 gigs IS a little small for a OS partition IMO ... i usually go 15-20 then divide up the rest like originally stated. i also have a partition just for the swap file so that it never gets fragmented. mine goes something like this: OS - 15 swap - 1 Programs - 30 (of non OS variety) images - 10 games - 60 music - 60 video - 60 2nd HD - all download/backup stuff |
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ROFL :clap: |
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it helps if you format all the time. |
Partitioning a HD as an attempt to save form losing data is just plain STUPID. Almost as ****ing STUPID as formating a HD when you have a problem with it.
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