Re: [PATCH 4/5] Modify autopart requests to include a separate /home (#150670).

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On Fri, Oct 30, 2009 at 09:39:03 -0400,
  clumens@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> Is that a fact?  Well, I guess I might either have to revise my initial
> suggestion or remove the "appease the Everything install people" as part
> of my rationale for the 50 GB number.  I think once we start talking
> about getting / up over or around 70 GB, it's starting to get a little
> ridiculously large.
> 
> I should probably do an Everything install and see what happens.

I suspect that even the everything install people don't install all of the
locale addons for packages. I like to, because sometimes conflicts only
hit some of the locales and I can report bugs.

Also when you have a lot of stuff installed and you do an update, you might
need a significant amount of space in /var to hold the downloaded packages
and to do the install.

I found that with a 50 GB / and all games and all locale variants of things
like moodle and open office and some rpmfusion stuff (including a few more
large games), I was having trouble doing large updates. (This was with a local
mirror of rawhide on another partition, cutting the amount of space needed for
yum on / .) So I removed some of the locale stuff to get down to using about
40 GB out 50 GB to leave space for doing updates. When I went from F11 to
F12 via yum I had to still break up the updates even with about 10GB
available for scratch space that wasn't needed for the rpm files.

I think this is an extreme situation and you might still want to use 50 GB.

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