Hi John,
> I want to "move" /home to a bigger, empty partition.
>
> So I created a new partition and in /etc/fstab I added it with a UUID
> and mounted at /newhome. Then I rebooted and copied from /home to
> /newhome with rsync.
As root, with options to preserve the user, group, etc., of the fi
On 13/11/13 16:36, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
Hi John,
I want to "move" /home to a bigger, empty partition.
So I created a new partition and in /etc/fstab I added it with a UUID
and mounted at /newhome. Then I rebooted and copied from /home to
/newhome with rsync.
As root, with options to preserv
and chmod that.
cheers,
--justin
From: JD
To: dorset@mailman.lug.org.uk
Sent: Wednesday, 13 November 2013, 16:29
Subject: [Dorset] How do I "move" /home to a new partition?
I want to "move" /home to a bigger, empty partition.
So I
On 13/11/13 15:29, JD wrote:
So I created a new partition and in /etc/fstab I added it with a UUID
and mounted at /newhome. Then I rebooted and copied from /home to
/newhome with rsync.
What else should I have done?
Being that I am incredible lazy, I create /home2, move the data and
then m
I want to "move" /home to a bigger, empty partition.
So I created a new partition and in /etc/fstab I added it with a UUID
and mounted at /newhome. Then I rebooted and copied from /home to
/newhome with rsync.
Then I edited fstab again, changing /home to /oldhome and /newhome to /home.
Upon
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