Changing /home partition
Hi All,
I recently bought a new hdd and want to move all my user accounts there, is it as simple as copying them over and putting an entry in /etc/fstab like; mount -t reiserfs /dev/hdc5 /home or is that way out tia. |
it's as simple as that, except the fstab entry would look more like this:
Code:
/dev/hdc5 /home reiserfs defaults 0 2 |
Yep, like synaptical said... Pretty simple.
Out of curiosity: why hdc5? You're using the other partitions for something else? You're not creating extended partition as the only partition on the disk, are you? |
yes its currently formatted to one big reiserfs partition, but that was just an example really.
What are the implications |
None that I can think of, but to me it would be really confusing. I'd keep wondering what I did with the other partitions and where did I mount them.
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Basically at the moment it formatted to one big partitions just to store media, mp3 music and videos.
I will split it up 50/50 more than likely |
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