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Message #00956
Re: [Question #46131]: Installing ubuntu-eee on 901: How to partition?
Question #46131 on Ubuntu Eee changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu-eee/+question/46131
Status: Open => Answered
Marmot proposed the following answer:
Hi there! I just installed Ubuntu-eee (8.04.1) on my newly purchased
901. I faced the same situation. I went ahead and did a manual
install. I figure the "extra" partitions were for hibernation, swap AND
recovery partition. Anyways in the end what I did was to delete all the
partitions on both disks and then created new partitions. For the 4Gb
disk (sda) has a single partition (ext2) and mounted it as /. For the
16Gb disk (sdb), I created a 13Gb ext2 partition and mounted as /home
and 2Gb swap. I think you need the swap to enable hibernation etc... I
also am aware that people don't like to use swaps on flash disks.
Ubuntu-eee has a "switch" to reduce "swapiness". Anyways that is what I
did and everything seems to be working so far (except instant buttons).
Hope this helps.
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