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On Wednesday 14 December 2005 09:33, michael higgins wrote: |
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> So, my question is, does anyone know what will happen if I try to umount |
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> -l, remove the /usr/lib mountpoint, and rename /usr/lib2 to /usr/lib? It |
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> would seem that there'd be no problem as long as I don't need to log into a |
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> new shell? Going the other way wasn't a problem, as I just renamed the old |
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> folder and mounted the partition on a new one. |
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> Any suggestions appreciated. |
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If you are willing to take the system down for a few minutes, try booting with |
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a copy of knopix or your gentoo livecd, and doing your filesystem mods that |
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way. Then you can be more comfortable with the sanity of your os. after all |
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there is so much important stuff in there. |
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Or maybee drop to single user mode, that may work. |
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