Showing posts with label Performance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Performance. Show all posts
September 2, 2010
Moving OS X /Users to a separate partition
After considering the Alternatives for separating the OS X users'
home directories, I decided to use a separate partition.
In this post, I'll explain in detail how to use a separate partition ("Volume"
in Mac OS X parlance) for /Users.
Labels:
Backup,
Hacking,
OSX,
Partitioning,
Performance,
Storage,
TrueMac,
Unix,
Volumes
Alternatives for separating the OS X users' home directories
Most OS X installations you'll find, probably use just one partition per
disk. This may be convenient, but coming from years on Unix/Linux, that's a no-go for me... We can do better...
So, let's see how we can get the users' home directories on a separate partition
("Volume" in Mac OS X parlance) or disk.
Labels:
Backup,
Hacking,
Linux,
OSX,
Partitioning,
Performance,
Storage,
TrueMac,
Unix,
Volumes
August 18, 2010
Multiple Partitions on OS X - Pros and Cons
Whether to have multiple partitions or not has been a topic of debate for
ages... You might think it even predates the invention of storage.
Here, I'll give a rundown of the many reasons why you might want (or not) to have multiple partitions on your OS X hard disk drives.
Here, I'll give a rundown of the many reasons why you might want (or not) to have multiple partitions on your OS X hard disk drives.
Labels:
Backup,
HFS+,
OSX,
Partitioning,
Performance,
Storage,
TrueMac
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