Linux Partition for Oracle

From: kumar (sgnerd_at_yahoo.com.sg)
Date: 07/31/03

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    Date: 31 Jul 2003 03:44:04 -0700

    Dear Friends,

    I have recently bought a 20 GB HDD and made it as a slave for my
    existing windows 2000 box. I wanna have a dual booting system together
    with windows and then I wanna install oracle on linux.

    For this what are the partitions I have to make and the sizes of the
    partition. I am having a list. Can you please advise me with the
    sizes.

    /
    swap
    /boot
    /usr
    /var
    /home
    /tmp
    /etc
    /bin

    Do I need all the about said partitions? If so, please let me know the
    sizes.

    In which partition I have to install oracle.

    Thanks for reading this.

    Regards
    Kumar

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