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This article IS NOT FINISHED. I’m preoccupied with other stuff but folks have been asking for this so I thought I would show what I’ve got.Please check back soon!Notes On This ArticleThis article is specifically not for Linux newbies.I use the KDE desktop exclusively.Also, as much as I would like to be I am not a Linux expert. Like most ‘Nix users I learn by researching and doing.– – – – –Dual-Boot– – – – –BTRFSopenSUSE defaults to a new file system called BTRFS. As of Leap 42.1 I am not using it. I still use Ext4.
While BTRFS has obvious advantages for server use I do not understand the reason for using it on a desktop. Has and still shows BTFRS behind Ext4 all the way through kernel 4.3 (Leap is currently at 4.1).– – – – –SSD Setup:– You need to use Ext4, Btrfs, FAT, GFS2, XFS as the filesytem.– You need to add discard. as an option in your fstab for all the partitions on the SSD.i.e. /, /home, but only for Ext4, Btrfs, FAT, GFS2, XFS formatted partitions (not swap, or Windows, etc.).To edit your fstab to enable discard (trim)– How I do it (openSUSE/KDE): press the alt + f2 keys type kdesu kwrite navigate to and open /etc/fstab find the partitions mentioned above add discard to that line.– What mine looks like:/dev/disk/by-id/XXXXXX/ ext4 noatime,acl,userxattr,discard/dev/disk/by-id/XXXXXX/home ext4 noatime,acl,userxattr,discard. I’ve read several forum post saying “you don’t need discard”. Can someone, anyone please show me evidence of that?– – – – –Mounting Windows DrivesThis is how I mount Windows drives.First I mount them via YaST Partitioner. Go to YaST System PartitionerRight-click on the partition you wish to mount and choose Edit.In the Mounting Options section, check the circle next to Mount partition.Type in where you want to mount it.
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I like to mount my Windows partitions in a folder called Windows in my home folder.I type /home/ YOURUSERNAME/windows/ NAMEFORYOURWINDOWSDRIVENow click Finish and Finish to exit out of Partitioner. Your new folder should appear an be accessible on reboot.Next we are going to edit our file. This is where openSUSE looks for info on what and how to mount drives/partitions.Press the Alt + F2 keys and type kdesu kwrite /etc/fstab, enter your root password when prompted.Edit your entry so that the end section looks like this:/dev/disk/by-id/XXXYYY-part2 /home/tweakhound/windows/backups ntfs-3g defaults,locale=enUS.UTF-8 0 0/dev/disk/by-id/XXXXXX-part1 /home/tweakhound/windows/docs ntfs-3g defaults,locale=enUS.UTF-8 0 0Be sure to save fstab before closing.– – – – –MultimediaEvery guide I’ve seen so far does not install enough stuff to cover all the bases. Below is everything I install.I created this for myself. If you copy / paste / Enter this into a terminal (as root) and run it you will have everything you need and then some.Do each section (between lines) in order.