Any gotchas on fresh install while keeping /home?
My current setup involves one hard drive with / and one hard drive with /home. (And some NFS drives and USB backup drives, but those aren't important for this discussion)
When I replace the / drive (later this year) I'm going to use it for the first opportunity since somewhere around 2008 to start with a fresh install. I think this is also what I did last time I installed, but nearly ten years ago. Here's what I'm planning to do: 1) Have only / drive connected. (format with either ext4 or btrfs depending on how risky I feel and whether I want to take advantage of doing snapshots on yum/dnf updates) 2) Run install and create my user with the same username as now. However, I think that my current /home is so old that my username is in the 500s instead of 1000s. 3) Connect my /home drive and add it to fstab 4) chown my /home/username folder since the UID is probably wrong. Also probably need to chgrp Anything else? Anything likely to break if I do this? The good thing is that I'll be (hopefully) doing this before the current drive dies so if there are any config files I forget, I can always connect that drive. |
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