"J.R Ong" wrote:
> Any suggestions and opinions welcome, as I am at a dead end!
I munged my reply and hit "Send" before I was done... So...
start linux in single user mode
Use: tune2fs -l [old drive partition]
on each partition of your
old drive to find out which is which.
Use: tune2fs -L new_name [old drive partition]
for each partition on your old drive
I tend to rename them based on what they were before.
/boot becomes /boot_old, /home becomes /home_old etc
Now bring the system up to multiuser mode (init 3 or init 5)
and then you can mount the old drive's partitions wherever you
want.
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