RHEL Partitioining Scheme (UNCLASSIFIED)

[Johnson, Kenyetta A Mrs CIV USA NETCOM/9TH SC A]

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Caveats: NONE

Hi Linux Gurus,

I'm installing RHEL v5.2 on a virtual machine with 1GB RAM and 50GB
storage.
The image will be used to install a kickstart server to be used for
building systems to support network operation COTS applications.  I
would like some feedback regarding designing a RHEL partitioning scheme.
I've identified the following partitions: /, /boot /home, /opt (netops
apps), /usr /usr/local, /var, and /tmp.
I receive the following message:

"Your selected packages require 1411 MB of free space for installation,
but you do not have enough available.  You can change your selections or
reboot."

The attempted filesystem layout is as follows:

LVM Volume Groups
	VolGroup00
		LogVol02	/tmp	ext3	320
LogVol00	/	ext3	1472
LogVol01	/home	ext3	512

Hard Drives
	/dev/sda
		/dev/sda1	/boot	ext3		101	1
13
		/dev/sda2		swap		1027	14
144
		/dev/sda3	/var	ext3		384	145
193		
		/dev/sda4		Extended	2580	194
522
			/dev/sda5	/usr		ext3
250	194	225
			/dev/sda6	VolGroup00	LVM PV	2329
226	522

Thank you,
KJ
Department of the Army
US Army NETCOM/9TH SC(A)
Fort Huachuca, AZ 85613-7070

Classification:  UNCLASSIFIED 
Caveats: NONE