chapter 20 in progress

Author: abdoufermat5

storage/readme.md

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 All systems have a root “partition” that includes / and most of the local host’s configuration data. In theory, everything needed to bring the system up to single-user mode is part of the root partition. Various subdirectories (most commonly /var, /usr, /tmp, /share, and /home) can be broken out into their own partitions or volumes. Most systems also have at least one swap area.
 
 **Traditional data disk partitioning scheme (Linux device names):**
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 ![trad-part-scheme](./data/trad-part-scheme.png)