1.All contains absolutely everything
2.Developer including everything except games and X
3.X-Developer including everything except games
4.kern-Developer including freebsd programs and documents only for kernel source code
5.X-Kern-Developer Kern-Developer distributions plus the X windows system
6.User including freebsd operating system programs and documents without source code and X
7.X-User User distribution plus X
8.Minimal contains only for core freebsd programes
9.custom Define your own distribution set
2009年6月30日 星期二
Stand partitions on Freebsd
Freebsd standard installions needs five partitions
1. / for holding core system configuration files,kernel and most essential utilities.
2. swap for virtual memory use,at least twice as much swap as you can give
3. /var for frequently changing logs, mail spools, upgrade files from tools
4. /tmp for temporary data and open to all users
5. /usr for operating system programs, system source code, compilers and libraries
note:if you have more than one dis, put your data one one and the operating system on another.
1. / for holding core system configuration files,kernel and most essential utilities.
2. swap for virtual memory use,at least twice as much swap as you can give
3. /var for frequently changing logs, mail spools, upgrade files from tools
4. /tmp for temporary data and open to all users
5. /usr for operating system programs, system source code, compilers and libraries
note:if you have more than one dis, put your data one one and the operating system on another.
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