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can anyone please help in guiding Suse Linux OS Partitioning for SAP ECC 6.0 EHP5 installation (DB2-Database). we have File sizing for SAP Directories but need OS File Sizing

/usr/sap/RD1 10 GB
/sapmnt/RD1 20 GB
/usr/sap 10 GB
/usr/sap/trans 30 GB
/db2/db2rd1 10 GB
/db2/RD1 10 GB
/db2/RD1/log_dir 10 GB
/db2/RD1/log_dir2 10 GB
/db2/RD1/log_archive 60 GB
/db2/RD1/db2dump 10 GB
/db2/RD1/sapdata1 100 GB
/db2/RD1/sapdata2 100 GB
/db2/RD1/sapdata3 100 GB
/db2/RD1/sapdata4 100 GB
/EHPI 60 GB



RAM 32 GB


swap ?? GB
root ?? GB
boot ?? GB
tmp ?? GB
usr ?? GB
home ?? GB
var ?? GB
opt ?? GB

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