Late last night I tried a hard drive install, instead of going to bed
(first mistake).
I thought I'd check the option to clean the /tmp directory during startup,
even though I knew the install partion was mounted there (second mistake).
The cooker install was on my mdk 7.2 partition (third mistake).
After rebooting for the first time, I thought that aurora had locked up.
Nope, it was just peachy. It just took a long time to delete 6.5 gigs of
perfectly good software.
If I may be so bold, a little thing like putting a 'noauto' instead of the
usual 'defaults' here and there in the fstab might protect the system from
other people like me...
Luckily, a few brain cell were firing. I had just backed everything up.
- William Murphy
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