Jean-Jacques de Jong schrieb:
I noticed that you can install Debian over another distribution when
using existing partitions. Apparently the home directories are then
moved into / while all other directories are erased. However, does the
installer do this also with /usr/local? On the machine
GH wrote:
Jean-Jacques de Jong schrieb:
I noticed that you can install Debian over another distribution when
using existing partitions. Apparently the home directories are then
moved into / while all other directories are erased. However, does the
installer do this also with
Jean-Jacques de Jong schrieb:
The home directories are not moved.
Yes they are, I experienced it (at least with 32 bit Sarge). It happens when
you
choose to install over your old / partition without reformatting - the
installer
then lets you choose an option keeping the data. In
I noticed that you can install Debian over another distribution when
using existing partitions. Apparently the home directories are then
moved into / while all other directories are erased. However, does the
installer do this also with /usr/local? On the machine I tested, I had
no data in
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