Brian,
Well, I already did the re-install lastnight. I went ahead and formatted
/ and /usr, and just redid the whole deal. Thats always the best wasy to
do it anyway.
But since you mentioned fixing the problems..
The problems I had were:
1- could not "su"
2- could not run program as
Dave,
yes, that's easy - just don't let the installer format /home or /usr
during the install. Choose expert mode and you'll get the option to
leave these as is. Note however that it's possible that this approach
will create some inconsistencies you may need to work around. e.g. If
you have ap
Dave,
> I need to re-install OS. Can I do so without having to re-install all my apps?
> Is it possible to save some of my setting?
Probably, but if you want a stable system, you should really start
afresh.
> If it matters my partitions table is as follows...
I personally use two partiti
On Thursday 14 March 2002 00:25, David wrote:
> I need to re-install OS. Can I do so without having to re-install all my
> apps?
>
> Is it possible to save some of my setting?
>
> If it matters my partitions table is as follows:
>
> Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted
I need to re-install OS. Can I do so without having to re-install all my apps?
Is it possible to save some of my setting?
If it matters my partitions table is as follows:
Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/hda8 489992299049165643
