If you are able to resize the partition to less than the DVD maximum limit ( by deleting all programs you have install media for and then using something like gparted to resize the partition ) and then use some software ( I don't know the specifics of that, perhaps gparted can do that too ? ) to burn an " image file " of your system partition to DVD . Later you can run the process in reverse to burn the image back to the HD if you so desire.
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But on the other hand, if you have a data partition and a system partition / s and you're trying to decide whether to put the system partition / s at the beginning before the data partition or at the end after the data partition then yes, generally speaking it will be better to put the system partition / s first to keep the frequently accessed / important stuff at the beginning ( this may also reduce the risk of boot issues in some cases but I wouldn't consider that an important factor ).
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But on the other hand, if you have a data partition and a system partition / s and you're trying to decide whether to put the system partition / s at the beginning before the data partition or at the end after the data partition then yes, generally speaking it will be better to put the system partition / s first to keep the frequently accessed / important stuff at the beginning ( this may also reduce the risk of boot issues in some cases but I wouldn't consider that an important factor ).
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But on the other hand, if you have a data partition and a system partition / s and you're trying to decide whether to put the system partition / s at the beginning before the data partition or at the end after the data partition then yes, generally speaking it will be better to put the system partition / s first to keep the frequently accessed / important stuff at the beginning ( this may also reduce the risk of boot issues in some cases but I wouldn't consider that an important factor ).
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WD MyBook World Edition shipping at the beginning of 2010 ( " white light ", e . g ., Model WD10000H1NC with 1 TB storage capacity ) come with single 3.5 " hard disk from the Western Digital Green Power Series ( claiming 30 % more energy efficiency for the box ), ox810 chipset ( ARM926EJ-S cpu ) and 128 MBytes of RAM . SSH root access can be enabled through the regular Web configuration UI . The hard disk contains a 2 GB System partition of which only 100 MBytes are used by the OS, and a separate 256 MB swap partition.
