Hi
I have a free 15 GB partition on an extended partition (not primary) where I would like to install FreeBSD alongside windows 7 and linux. My question is what is the best way to install to this partition, do I just have to make a /root and home partition or do I need a /boot and /usr partition too? \
I usually install a lot of programs so I will need about 8GB for the /root file system and the rest 7GB for the home user.
Nnother question, I'm downloading the i386 iso, which desktop FreeBSD runs, KDE (KDE 4?) or Gnome?
Thanks.
I have a free 15 GB partition on an extended partition (not primary) where I would like to install FreeBSD alongside windows 7 and linux. My question is what is the best way to install to this partition, do I just have to make a /root and home partition or do I need a /boot and /usr partition too? \
I usually install a lot of programs so I will need about 8GB for the /root file system and the rest 7GB for the home user.
Nnother question, I'm downloading the i386 iso, which desktop FreeBSD runs, KDE (KDE 4?) or Gnome?
Thanks.
