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Keep both your / and /home on the SSD, and then create the /data partition on your HDD. You could link individual directories from home as you say, but I usually create just one link to the HDD ro...
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Iizuki
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2024-06-14T12:25:27Z (5 months ago)
Keep both your `/` and `/home` on the SSD, and then create the `/data` partition in your HDD.- You could link individual directories from home as you say, but I usually create just one link to the HDD root, and save big stuff there manually.
- Partitioning can be made more flexible if you use BTRFS subvolumes or LVM.
- Keep both your `/` and `/home` on the SSD, and then create the `/data` partition on your HDD.
- You could link individual directories from home as you say, but I usually create just one link to the HDD root, and save big stuff there manually.
- Partitioning can be made more flexible if you use BTRFS subvolumes or LVM.
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Iizuki
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2024-06-14T12:24:59Z (5 months ago)
Keep both your `/` and `/home` on the SSD, and then create the `/data` partition in your HDD. You could link individual directories from home as you say, but I usually create just one link to the HDD root, and save big stuff there manually. Partitioning can be made more flexible if you use BTRFS subvolumes or LVM.