Embedded Files
Debian follows the Debian Partition Manual available at https://www.debian.org/releases/jessie/amd64/apcs03.html.en and https://www.debian.org/releases/jessie/amd64/apcs02.html.en. Anything other than the standard partition scheme are my tested variants.
Default Recommended Scheme
Default Recommended Scheme
In Debian 9, these are are recommended minimum schemes and allocations scheme from Debian Manual. We often look into 2 forms: single root scheme or split scheme.
Single Root Scheme a.k.a. Atomic (/)
Single Root Scheme a.k.a. Atomic (/)
For single root scheme, it's plain simple: you need 3 partitions:
/boot➟ 250 MiB ~ 1 GiB | ext2 filesystemswap➟ 0 OR equal to RAM size/➟ 150 MiB to rest of the disk | ext4 filesystem
Split Scheme (/, /home)
Split Scheme (/, /home)
/boot➟ 250 MiB ~ 1 GiB | ext2 filesystemswap➟ 0 OR equal to RAM size/➟ 250 MiB ~ 40% of disk OR 250GB | ext4 filesystem/home➟ Remaining of the disk | ext4 filesystem
Split Scheme (/, /home, /tmp)
Split Scheme (/, /home, /tmp)
/boot➟ 250 MiB ~ 1 GiB | ext2 filesystemswap➟ 0 OR equal to RAM size/➟ 250 MiB ~ 40% of disk OR 250GB/tmp➟ 25 MiB ~ 50 MiB/home➟ Remaining of the disk
Split Scheme (/, /home, /tmp, /var)
Split Scheme (/, /home, /tmp, /var)
/boot➟ 250 MiB ~ 1 GiB | ext2 filesystemswap➟ 0 OR equal to RAM size/➟ 250 MiB ~ 40% of disk OR 250GB/tmp➟ 25 MiB ~ 50 MiB/var➟ 2 GiB ~ 3 Gib OR 100 GiB (depending on what you plan to do, e.g. libvirt takes a lot of space)/home➟ Remaining of the disk
That's all about Partition Scheme for Debian operating system.
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