Good video! Good info on the way to remove system files from Home partition. I haven't seen anyone mention this important detail on other TH-cams so thanks so much!
Excellent tutorial! Thank you for making this clear and efficient guide. I appreciate the follow up tips for reinstalling too-I’ve needed to do that in the past and seeing these extra tips will help make it a smoother process for me later :)
I understand that the /boot partition (in this case, the EFI System Partition) cannot be lower than 536.9 MB, but can it benefit form being bigger? For example 1 GB? wich is what I would normally give to a /boot partition Also, why is there 1GB of FREE SPACE at the beggining and at the end of the disk when clicking Guided partitioning?
Hey idk if you see this but if i have my original ssd of 512 GB(with the widnows on it) and i have naother ssd of 1 TB with my Univerity Data(so i don't want to lose it) and i need the dual boot for certain reasons how can i free space certainly and safe? i've tried to free up 250GB but Debian didn't read the free space as i needed..it just told me i have 990 GB of space and 1MB free space available...
But, I couldn't get the system to boot. It only loads a boot menu and gives one error to lenovo ideapad s 144. The machine is new and obviously I'm not doing it right. Do you help me, please? Thanks. .
I would recommend to reinstall Debian using the non-free DVD. I put the link in the description to my Debian installation tutorial: th-cam.com/video/tyD_EKFCigM/w-d-xo.html If that doesn't help, it would mean that your laptop is too new for this Debian version.
2 I'm trying to understand the meaning of the following message: It says something like that to me. So far I've left things like that. I'm using another operating system. Please write if you have anything in mind. irq N:nobody cared (try booting with the "irqpoll" option)
@@NeonCipher Yeah, that one is one of my favs, currently on 10.9 it is 4Gb (I tried to burn it to a 4gb Ssd card and it failed by a few bytes so i used an 8)
EVEN BETTER than the non-free DvD though MAY be the NonFree Live instead...I just really like being able to use the whole OS while I do the install, like browser, whatever. Also I tried the same in the 11+ Testing and it works superb also...yet I would recommend sticking with stable FOR MOST users.
Few notes: If we're talking about HDD - it's better to allocate swap partition at the beginning of the disk: for the faster speed. The beginning of the spinning disk (outer tracks) is generally twice as fast as the ending. For SSD the placement doesn't matter. I would allocate as least amout as possible for the root partition, and keep it clean off games and user data. Pure system partition with most necessary software. Unessential software like games goes to a separate partition. User data to separate. This setup makes system and data backup easier.
@@NeonCipher Hi I eventually got it right. But! I didn't do a root user in the frustration. I now can not log in via GUI. I can log in through terminal though. How can I fix this? I've literally spent 12hrs straight trying to do this.
Bro pls carry on your channel.
This tutorials are the most indept found in internet
Thank you so much. You just made my day with this brief and elegant video. God bless you.
Welcome! Thank you for the kind words! I'm glad that the video helped.
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Good video! Good info on the way to remove system files from Home partition. I haven't seen anyone mention this important detail on other TH-cams so thanks so much!
the tutorial I missed all the time :D
Glad you found this video helpful! And, welcome to my channel! :-)
Excellent tutorial! Thank you for making this clear and efficient guide. I appreciate the follow up tips for reinstalling too-I’ve needed to do that in the past and seeing these extra tips will help make it a smoother process for me later :)
The best tutorial that I watched about Linux installation
On of the best tutorials present on youtube! Thanks
Thank you. This is exactly what I was looking for.
What an amazing tutorial, thank you very much
Thank you very much for the detailed guide.
Finally got to understand the relationship UEFI, Legacy and EFI partition.
Gracias mi amigo👍
Your videos are packed with great information! 🚀🚀🚀
Great tutorial. Really helped me.
This was a really well done video. Kudos!
Thank you so much for Explaining how to creat partations in Linux.
great video 🙂 I will try this. Does an SSD need 5% reserved for the home partition?
Thank you! This video saved me!
you skipped the part when Debian ask you for a link, what should i do there?
I understand that the /boot partition (in this case, the EFI System Partition) cannot be lower than 536.9 MB, but can it benefit form being bigger? For example 1 GB? wich is what I would normally give to a /boot partition
Also,
why is there 1GB of FREE SPACE at the beggining and at the end of the disk when clicking Guided partitioning?
Hey idk if you see this but if i have my original ssd of 512 GB(with the widnows on it) and i have naother ssd of 1 TB with my Univerity Data(so i don't want to lose it) and i need the dual boot for certain reasons how can i free space certainly and safe? i've tried to free up 250GB but Debian didn't read the free space as i needed..it just told me i have 990 GB of space and 1MB free space available...
Debian 9 vs Debian 10 which has better performance
It depends on your computer. If you have an old pc then Debian 9 will work faster for you.
@@NeonCipher how to install latest nvidia drivers on deepin ??
What do you do if your ESP is smaller than 512 megabytes?
Hi it was a very interesting video thank you !
I have 128GB SSD and 1TB HDD what do you recommend as partition so i can use both of them?
Thank you!
same as the video just save some ssd for shit you wanna use the most
Amazing video. Thank you. Can you demonstrate the next steps to reinstall Debian once you have prepared it for reinstallation please?
But, I couldn't get the system to boot. It only loads a boot menu and gives one error to lenovo ideapad s 144. The machine is new and obviously I'm not doing it right. Do you help me, please? Thanks. .
I would recommend to reinstall Debian using the non-free DVD. I put the link in the description to my Debian installation tutorial:
th-cam.com/video/tyD_EKFCigM/w-d-xo.html
If that doesn't help, it would mean that your laptop is too new for this Debian version.
2
I'm trying to understand the meaning of the following message:
It says something like that to me. So far I've left things like that. I'm using another operating system. Please write if you have anything in mind.
irq N:nobody cared (try booting with the "irqpoll" option)
Thank you very much.
@@NeonCipher Yeah, that one is one of my favs, currently on 10.9 it is 4Gb (I tried to burn it to a 4gb Ssd card and it failed by a few bytes so i used an 8)
EVEN BETTER than the non-free DvD though MAY be the NonFree Live instead...I just really like being able to use the whole OS while I do the install, like browser, whatever. Also I tried the same in the 11+ Testing and it works superb also...yet I would recommend sticking with stable FOR MOST users.
Thank you so much! 😁
You're welcome, and thank you :-)
Thanks very very much !
thanks a lot! Very useful.
Few notes:
If we're talking about HDD - it's better to allocate swap partition at the beginning of the disk: for the faster speed. The beginning of the spinning disk (outer tracks) is generally twice as fast as the ending. For SSD the placement doesn't matter.
I would allocate as least amout as possible for the root partition, and keep it clean off games and user data. Pure system partition with most necessary software. Unessential software like games goes to a separate partition. User data to separate. This setup makes system and data backup easier.
God bless u 👌
Thank you for the kind words! I'm glad that the video helped.
I want to install this onto my 24 GB SSD and use my 500 GB HDD for storage. What would you recommend?
Hi! Will 500 GB HDD be permanently connected or external/usb?
@@NeonCipher Hi I eventually got it right. But!
I didn't do a root user in the frustration. I now can not log in via GUI. I can log in through terminal though. How can I fix this?
I've literally spent 12hrs straight trying to do this.
you went back and forth without showing the last part WHYYYY
and i don't understand how the /home was gone !!
Thanks
thank you
7:25 All the power watching be like 🙄 yeah no thanks. Software Engineers be like, "no worries mate, I'll just git clone my dotfiles from my repo."
Great!!!
Thanks bro000000
I need to do a partition like a D in windows