On Fri, 31 Dec 2004, Steve Lamb wrote:
> Olav wrote:
> > Right, but do not forget to move the data.
>
> Might also want to use a shell like sash. Moving /usr is dicey since it
> is where lots of programs live. ;) Best to have the essentials compiled in
> in case something goes wonky.
if i understood correctly, the original question was dealing with
partitions ...
mount /dev/hdaxxx /home
mount /dev/hdayyy /usr
.. vs ..
mount /dev/hdaxxx /usr
mount /dev/hdayyy /home
= to do the above, just change /etc/fstab
= now /home and /usr is swapped
-->> = no copying of data is needed
== if one wants to move /home/data-stuff to the otehr partition,
you need to make sure you have enough space for both /usr and /home
at the same time ...
- if not ... put all that data someplace else
( some place reliable )
( /usr and /home can be huge amts of data )
c ya
alvin
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