:~>Thanks Denis, I should have come up with that myself but I somehow
:~>thought there must be another way to do this.
There are other ways, sure. This way is OK, so why bother.
cu
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:~>
:~>Cheers
:~>
:~>-- Sebastian
:~>
:~>
:~>
:~>
:~>>>>>> In article
:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Denis Havlik
:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
:~>
:~>> Find some big directories in /, copy them under /home and set symlinks to
:~>> them. "/var", "/tmp" or some subdirs of /usr would be fine I guess.
:~>
:~>> cu
:~>> denis
:~>
:~>> On Thu, 28 Sep 2000, Sebastian Varges wrote:
:~>
:~>> :~>Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2000 11:04:01 +0100
:~>> :~>From: Sebastian Varges <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
:~>> :~>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
:~>> :~>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
:~>> :~>Subject: [newbie] Space problem - help!
:~>> :~>
:~>> :~>I installed Mandrake as the only OS on my PC with 2GB and used the
:~>> :~>standard settings. Now I have a space problem: there is no space left
:~>> :~>at all in directory '/' but 87% free in /home. I have lots of strange
:~>> :~>errors because of the space problem in '/'. Deleting some application
:~>> :~>did not help much, and I don't want to delete all of them.
:~>> :~>
:~>> :~>How can I move space from /home to '/'? Shall I use Diskdrake?? But
:~>> :~>how??? I did not find any documentation.
:~>> :~>
:~>> :~>
:~>> :~>Thanks a lot
:~>> :~>
:~>> :~>-- Sebastian
:~>> :~>
:~>
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