Do most people still do the classic partition scheme of /boot / swap /tmp /var /usr these days for home computer (not server) ? or just use the guided partition ?
Also, what exactly is the root on zfs option? I did read the part about it in the handbook but still a little confused about it.
Lastly, currently I have a desktop set up as dual boot running win10 and archlinux via grub. I plan on deleting the archlinux partition and replace it with freebsd. Will this leave me with a messed up grub or something? In addition, my win10 i don't think it's installed as uefi, so if i was to install freebsd, i should keep it as bios as well and not uefi right?
thanks in advance
Also, what exactly is the root on zfs option? I did read the part about it in the handbook but still a little confused about it.
Lastly, currently I have a desktop set up as dual boot running win10 and archlinux via grub. I plan on deleting the archlinux partition and replace it with freebsd. Will this leave me with a messed up grub or something? In addition, my win10 i don't think it's installed as uefi, so if i was to install freebsd, i should keep it as bios as well and not uefi right?
thanks in advance