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On Sonntag, 3. August 2008, Alan E. Davis wrote: |
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> Thanks to advice on this list I have a reasonably stable system now, and |
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> it's time to get hands dirty. I have more GB of collected files than I |
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> can fit into my ~/ home directory, so I am planning to link several |
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> partitions to ~/ in an effort to organize this mass. |
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> 1. How could one reasonably link a subdir of a partition as a subdir or |
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> folder of one's ~/, for example, /dev/sdd3/VIDEO (partition on that |
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> partition called VIDEO) as a subdirectory, ~/VIDEO? I want ~/VIDEO to |
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> behave identically as it would if it were on the same partition as ~/ . At |
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> least to the greatest extent possible. I have seen some arcane arrangement |
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> somewhere, but to what extent is that necessary to do? I would rather |
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> avoid having to mount the entire parition as a subdir, and then have to |
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> access, for example, ~/ARCHIVE/VIDEO. |
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man mount, also google for 'bind' mounting. |
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> 2. As an aside, Nautllus (~/amd64 Gnome overlay, version 2.23.5.1) |
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> behavior differs from that in Ubuntu. |
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because ubuntu patches A LOT. Ubuntu-gnome is not gnome. |
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