[SOLVED] after install how to keep file system safe and use another partion for my file system
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If you have no /home directory, just make one (as root):
Code:
mkdir /home
Change the line in your fstab that mounts on /mnt/sda2 to mount on /home. Reboot, or run 'mount -a'.
The script that creates users may try to create them in /mnt/sda2, but it sounds like probably not. You may find one or more existing user home directories in the partition that you are re-mounting.
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Okay, just re-reading your fstab file, it looks like there is no actual installation. Is this a system that boots from a CD/DVD/Flash-drive? If so, then there is no simple way to make your changes permanent. Please give use the details of the nature of this system, and how it was created.
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