💾BONUS: primary partition

Primary partition: The only partition on which an OS can be installed. There can only be 4 primary partitions per hard drive or 3 primary and one extended.

Secondary/Extended partition: It was designed to break the 4 primary partition limitation on a single physical disk. There can only be one partition of this type per disk, and it only serves to contain logical partitions.

We will start by creating this:

1. We will create a new partition.

   

   Partitions disk configuration on Debian

2. As the subject indicates, the size of the partition must be 500 megabytes.

   

   Partitions disk configuration on Debian

3. We choose the type of partition. We choose primary because it will be the partition where the Operating System will be installed.

   

   Partitions disk configuration on Debian

4. We will select beginning because we want the new partition to be created at the beginning of the available space.

   

   Partitions disk configuration on Debian

5. In the following screenshot it shows the details of the partition. We will modify the mount point as specified in the subject.

   

   Partitions disk configuration on Debian

6. We choose boot as the mount point for our partition.

   

   Partitions disk configuration on Debian

7. We finish configuring the current partition.

   

   Partitions disk configuration on Debian