Jorge Peixoto de Morais Neto wrote: > Hi. I have moved /var/cache, /var/log and /usr/portage from hda2 > (which is mounted at /) to hdb2 (mounted at /mnt/hdb2). The original > directories were replaced by symlinks, such that /var/cache is a link > to /mnt/hdb2/var/cache. I then added /mnt/hdb2 to the list of > mountpoints in system/mountfs/essential. > > Sometimes, the computer complains at bootup that this and that file > in /var/log is not accessible; it is extremely likely that this means > that /mnt/hdb2 is not mounted when it is needed. Do you have any idea > of how can I diagnose the cause of this problem? > > Thank you. > > It looks ok te me, assuming your fstab is correct and you are using a filesystem that supports symlinks on different partitions. :P Anyway, I just wanna say that some daemons do not work/start if they can't access their log files, just a note.
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