Rebecca.R.Hepper@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > zerombr yes > clearpart --all > part /boot --size 16 > part swap --size 512 > part / --size 250 > part /usr --size 1000 --grow --maxsize 2000 > part /var --size 1000 --grow --maxsize 2000 > part /usr/local --size 1000 --grow --maxsize 2000 > part /home --size 1000 --grow > install > > I was under the impression that remaining space would be divided > equallybetween the 3 partitions with the max 2000 command and then > the --grow > command would allocate all the remaining space to /home . Yet if > you look > at the results below of the df -h command, you will see that my > hard drives > have unallocated space ( I didn't know how to see what the amount > of swap > space is, but I only have it set at 512). Did I do something wrong > or am I > not understanding the grow and max commands incorrectly? Thanks in > advance! Not sure what your question is, but I'll take a guess. Kickstart is not using up the whole disk when you use just --grow with no maxsize? If ths is the question, I've noticed that also. I haven't had time to find out what the corelation of size or why it's happening, but a quick work around is to add to --grow a --maxsize with an absurbly large number that will always be larger than the disk. ie.: part /home --size 1000 --grow --maxsize 999999999 Don't know what the largest --maxsize you could have, but I've used up to 20000 with no problem. hth Steve
