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Hello!<br />
I think I will have a primary sda1 for /boot (ext4); <br />
primary sda2 / (btrfs)<br />
primary sda3 swap<br />
sda5 extended<br />
sda6 /home (ext4)<br />
Is it a right way OR should I ONLY make /boot a primary and the rest goes into extended???
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Hello!
I think I will have a primary sda1 for /boot (ext4); 
primary sda2 / (btrfs)
primary sda3 swap
sda5 extended
sda6 /home (ext4)
Is it a right way OR should I ONLY make /boot a primary and the rest goes into extended???

Good partitioning scheme for OpenSUSE

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