data persistence - how to know how much space is left
hi i used this command to put fedora-core-9 on my external hard-drive:
Code:
livecd-iso-to-disk --overlay-size-mb 1024 Fedora-9-i686-Live.iso /dev/sdb1 Code:
[schneidz@localhost ~]$ ll /media/disk/LiveOS |
i just had to rm my overlay file for the third time because it wouldnt boot up properly.
i keep running out of space but i dont know how to gauge when i am close to running low so the desktop stops working. is there any way to keep my persistent changes. |
Out of curiousity, why not just install FC9 on the external hard disk? Then you could really work with your system. Overlay files have a tendency to get used up really fast in my experience...
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good suggestion matir. by external hard drive i mean my creative zen vision w; how would i install it to the usb drive ? i first allotted 1 gig for fc-9 but i had problems with the 256 mb overlay so i changed it to 2 gig but then again after a while it stopped working. i could make it 16 gb leaving only half for music and videos but i would have to delete a bunch of avi's and albums (not ideal).
it wouldnt be a problem if i knew how much hard drive space i have left (its like driving without a speedometer). also when it is full it hangs unresponsively and i have to manually poweroff. when i restart it has trouble mounting mount points and it drops me into a bash shell where i have to delete the overlay file. is there a way to delete only the latest changes so i dont have to start from scratch all the time. |
this mite be the answer:
http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showth...94#post1093894 |
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