Original message:
>I finally have everything working well. Now I've decided I need to
steal some
>space from Windows.
>Made another 250meg available for Linux, but now I can't figure out how
to move
>things to that
>partition. I would really like to do this without doing a re-install
since I
>just got everything
>working properly.
>Any suggestions would be appreciated.
>Charlotte Crothers
Once the partition has been formatted, you can mount it temporarily
(e.g. under /mnt/temp) and move the files. Then go ahead and mount the
partition permanently as whatever mount point you want to make it, and
then either edit /etc/fstab or use the filesystem tools as root to make
the change permanent.
Be careful in picking out which files you move, because you could
seriously disrupt your system, and you'd have to re-install. Check the
filesystem section of the manual.
A.K. Hansen
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