Eeek, dave, you gotta wrap your lines at 70 to 76 characters.. (thank god
for vim's reformatting.. :)
On Fri, Aug 27, 1999 at 05:43:55AM -0500, Dave McFadden wrote:
[/dev/hda3 == 100mb, much drive space left]
>
> I can sucessfully create hda4 out of the empty space, but trying to mount
> it as /u
On Fri, 27 Aug 1999, Dave Sherohman wrote:
: Dave McFadden said:
: > I can sucessfully create hda4 out of the empty space, but trying to mount
it as /usr /etc /temp etc. only replaces my existing directory rather than
extend that space... entirely reasonable, but it's not what I need right now
On Fri, Aug 27, 1999 at 07:35:59AM -0500, Dave Sherohman wrote:
> All you have to do is
>
> mv /tmp /tmp-old
> mount /new/partition /tmp
> cp -r /tmp-old /tmp
Better yet: use cp -a
> rm -rf /tmp-old (Don't do this before you're happy with the new scheme!)
Nils
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Dave McFadden said:
> I can sucessfully create hda4 out of the empty space, but trying to mount it
> as /usr /etc /temp etc. only replaces my existing directory rather than
> extend that space... entirely reasonable, but it's not what I need right now.
> :-)
Taking the opposite approach from t
On Fri, 27 Aug 1999, Dave McFadden wrote:
> Any and all suggestions on how to grow the storage space on my box would
> be greatly appreciated.
And a df -h output would be nice, too.
Martin
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Can you tell me, how you have partitinated your harddisk exactly,
e.g. the output of cfdisk would be nice and how you've mounted them...
(i've have some experience with repartitioniering a hharddsik with a
running system on it, since i have made this two times allready, playing
around with cfdisk,
I'm trying to gracefully recover from an error I made in my first debian
installation several months ago: While attempting to make /root fairly small, I
created hda3 as 100M, wasting most of a 4G disk. I have just realized what I
did and now I would like to bring this system up to something more
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