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Neil Bothwick wrote: |
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>On Fri, 07 Oct 2005 09:07:41 +0800, W.Kenworthy wrote: |
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>>If you want to move directories, avoid wholesale symlinking like this as |
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>>it always ends in tears ... |
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>If you want two directories on the same partition, I prefer to mount them |
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>with --bind. I do this to have /usr, /var and /opt on a single |
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>partition, separate from/. /usr is mounted on the partition itself, which |
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>contains var and opt directories, which are mounted with the following |
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>fstab lines. |
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>/usr/var /var auto bind 0 0 |
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>/usr/opt /opt auto bind 0 0 |
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Just to be sure, my fstab will contain something like this: |
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/dev/hdx /mnt/nHd reiserfs defaults,noatime 0 2 |
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/mnt/nHd/usr /usr auto bind 0 0 |
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/mnt/nHd/home /home auto bind 0 0 |
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As in |
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http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/articles/partitioning-p1.xml |
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it is suggested to copy the contents of home in single user |
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mode to be sure there are no open files, i'm considering |
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copying the /usr directory after booting with |
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the live-cd. |
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Thank you all for your help ! |
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Matthias |
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