> [1] http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=526169 > I think you'd just have to copy the entire contents of the /home > directory to some > other drive (I hope you do) and then, once you partition and create a > separate /home > partition using gparted you could copy all the items back into it. > > Thanks Yadhu for your reply. But, I don't want to backup my current installation's /home. I just want to install /home to another partiton, when I install new karmic. I think, in normal condition, there are two partitions, one ext3 and other swap.
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