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On Friday 24 November 2006 06:43, Dirk Heinrichs wrote: |
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> Other's have already told you what you can delete. I'd like to make a |
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> different proposal. |
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> If you could create another partition, you could install EVMS and link the |
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> new partition to your /usr partition, using EVMS's drive-link plugin, then |
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> grow the filesystem to occupy the new space. |
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> For future installations you should consider using some kind of logical |
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> volume manager like LVM or EVMS from the beginning, together with an |
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> online-resizable filesystem. |
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In the event that the OS get borked, is it possible to boot using a LiveCD |
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(e.g. Knoppix) to recover the fs and data, like one can with the good ol' |
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primary & logical partitions? |
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Or, is there a need for access to software exotica and configuration files on |
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the borked OS? |
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Regards, |
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Mick |