why separate filesystems?
Wm E. Davidsen Jr
davidsen at sixhub.UUCP
Thu Aug 23 10:55:44 AEST 1990
Some reasons for a separate f/s.
Backup, and all stuff like that.
Inodes, if you have 16 bit inode #'s and run news.
Moving user stuff to another machine, pick up /u and go
Using extra devices. I mount some stuff on the oldest and slowest
drives. If there's a problem only the things using it are hurt.
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