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title: How to have root, home, and swap partitions created during OM Lx installation title: How to have root, home, and swap partitions created during OM Lx installation
description: description:
published: true published: true
date: 2020-03-10T15:36:58.846Z date: 2020-03-10T15:51:28.871Z
tags: documentation, howto tags: documentation, howto
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![root-home-swap-02.jpg](/images/root-home-swap-02.jpg) ![root-home-swap-02.jpg](/images/root-home-swap-02.jpg)
This example is in VirtualBox. First we see how to set up an efi system with separate `/`, `/home` and swap partitions as well as the necessary `/boot/efi` for the efi booting. The `/boot/efi` partition should be labeled `esp` and `boot`. This example is in VirtualBox. First we see how to set up an efi system with separate `/`, `/home` and swap partitions as well as the necessary `/boot/efi` for the efi booting.
The `/boot/efi` partition should be labeled `esp` and `boot`.
The first step is to select <kbd>New Partition Table</kbd> The first step is to select <kbd>New Partition Table</kbd>
If the system is efi or uefi boot it must be a `GPT` partition set up. If the system is efi or uefi boot it must be a `GPT` partition set up.
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![root-home-swap-03.jpg](/images/root-home-swap-03.jpg) ![root-home-swap-03.jpg](/images/root-home-swap-03.jpg)
Next we will create `/boot/efi`, `/`, `/home`, and swap in that order. Next we will create `/boot/efi`, `/`, `/home`, and swap in that order.
The only critical factor in the order is that the `/boot/efi` needs to be first the others can be in any order. `/boot/efi` is typically a 300 MB partition and needs to be fat16 or fat32 to work. Or in some other installers its file system type will be called vfat. The only critical factor in the order is that the `/boot/efi` needs to be first the others can be in any order.
`/boot/efi` is typically a 300 MB partition and needs to be fat16 or fat32 to work. Or in some other installers its file system type will be called vfat.
So we create them one at a time. So we create them one at a time.
Select <kbd>Create</kbd> Select <kbd>Create</kbd>
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This is a screen-shot of what the <kbd>Create</kbd> dialog window should look like for your `/boot/efi` partition on a U`EFI/EFI` system: This is a screenshot of what the <kbd>Create</kbd> dialog window should look like for your `/boot/efi` partition on `UEFI/EFI` system:
![root-home-swap-06.jpg](/images/root-home-swap-06.jpg) ![root-home-swap-06.jpg](/images/root-home-swap-06.jpg)