I have quite a few.
C: strictly OS and programs [3.94GB/12.8GB used]
D: my data (saved documents etc) [27.3GB/39.1GB used]
E: and F: real CD-ROM drives
G: Backups, some automated, some manual [40.8GB/183GB]*1
H: Shared with anyone on the network, mostly for transfering stuff or using as a temp area to store huge ammounts of data [40.8GB/183GB]*1
I: Local Intranet - local version of my site, intranet tools for business etc [40.8GB/183GB]*1
J: Read-only public area (also accessable via local http) mostly used to store setup files and stuff of that sort [40.8GB/183GB]*1
K: backups done from the server only, share is read only. (stuff like backups of databases, intranet folder etc... )
L: Virtual CD-ROM drive (image loader)
M: Shared folder on my parants computer [16GB/30.3GB used]
N: server's other partition, basically a read only backup used for critical data that should be backed up on multiple drives in case of failure or what not. This partition is also used to dump data which is less important, but that I want to keep "just in case".
That same physical drive holds the OS while the other is seperate.
The drives with the *1 indicate that this space is shared, so it's not 183GB per share, but 183B shared ammung all the shares.
Let's see if anyone can beat me in terms of organization and disk space.
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