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[tlug] Reinstallation and partitions (Mint)
- Date: Tue, 30 Jun 2015 15:28:53 +0900
- From: Thomas <nyuwa@example.com>
- Subject: [tlug] Reinstallation and partitions (Mint)
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Good afternoon
Since I could not figure out, how to return my installation to its
normal state, I decided to reinstall.
Yesterday night I started, but in the middle of the process remembered,
that somebody on the now
gone Mint mailing list recommended creating custom partitions for /root,
swap etc.
On the net, somewhere it said (several versions earlier) something like
30 GB for /root and
maybe 4-5 GB for swap is OK.
Is there any consensus about these sizes? In particular the /root partition.
Since I have a 500 GB HDD with plenty of room to spare ...
One other thing.
No other computer / OS ever did/does this:
after a clean installation from DVD, I get a number of messages, but the
compute DOES NOT reboot:
"Install complete -> restart computer
Error: broadcast from root@mint
unknown@ 16:2c
The system is going down for reboot now
nm-dispatcher action: Could not acquire the
org.freedesktop.nm-dispatcher service
Disconnected from D-bus
The screen - black with something like the above in the left upper
corner - just sits there and does not do anything further.
No keyboard input (e.g. Ctrl+Alt+Del) I tried did anything.
The ONLY way I could find to keep going, it shutting down the power.
After that, things seem to proceed "normally".
This happens EVERY time (tried already several times on different
computers) and it happened with
Mint 17 first and now a fresh download of Mint 17.1 burnt to a different
disk.
Is this normal?
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