My computer is a 500G solid-state drive + 2T mechanical hard drive . I only installed one system of Ubuntu . If it is a dual system, I can divide the 500G solid-state drive into two pieces of 250G+250G and install one system respectively! ! You can adjust according to your computer hardware configuration
| partition name | select partition | file system type | size of space | describe |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| efi system partition | logical partition | XXX | 4G | efi is a UEFI boot, and its function is the same as the boot boot partition, but the boot boot defaults to grub boot. Its capacity is enough for 4096MB |
| /boot | logical partition | ext4 | About 10G | Boot partition, 10G=10240MB for SSD |
| swap | primary partition | ext4 | 32G | Swap space, similar to virtual memory under Windows. The size of the space is generally equal to the computer memory. Too big is bad, too small is not good either. 32G=32768MB |
| / | logical partition | ext4 | 500G solid-state hard disk removes all the remaining parts occupied by the above (I reserve 100G free memory as a spare memory in case of need) | Install the system and software, that is, everything except the home is placed here, so the space should not be too small |
| /home | logical partition | ext4 | 2T mechanical hard disk all memory | Used to store data and various folders, videos, etc., and download content, etc., which is equivalent to a personal folder, and it is recommended to allocate a slightly larger |
