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This post is mainly for me to document this. I usually have only / and /home partitions (swapfile is on /), but UEFI also requires separate /boot/efi and it probably doesn’t hurt to train myself into making it on older device.
- /boot
- 512 MB as recommended at ArchWiki
- FAT32
- doesn’t need to be FAT32 unless /boot/efi is on same partition and /boot/efi must be FAT32.
- /
- BTRFS
- /home
- BTRFS
- swap
- 1024 MB
- 1024 MB has been enough for me everywhere. The least amount of RAM that I encounter is on my VPS which has 489 MB of RAM.
- 1024 MB
BTRFS might not be ready for production, but my phone (Jolla uses it and I haven’t had any more serious issues than:
- Doesn’t support swapfiles (that is why I have swap partition)
- Jolla: BTRFS balancing is required sometimes
- Laptop: when battery has ran out, [Antergos] has got stuck booting
and I have had to
btrfs check --repair /dev/sdX
(where X is / and /home separately) before it starts booting again.