Copy Home Folder
I installed Ubuntu 5.10 right after it first came out last year. It was my first linux install, so I wasn't bright enough to make a separate home folder partition.
I upgraded to dapper last march, and everything has worked pretty well, but now X keeps locking up. I can't even log in and run anything under the X server, because it freezes and I have to hit the reset button. There is a bunch of extra stuff on the computer, and I would like to just do a full reinstall with dapper. Fstab is set to connect to a remote nfs folder. So now my question is, can someone tell me what I need to type in command line so that I can copy my complete home folder to the remote nfs hard drive? |
Sure thing buddy,
go to the command line and the command will be cp /home/shane /whereever you want it to go As always- make sure to check that everything copied over before formatting. |
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Code:
root@shell:/# cp /home/eastern /share/backup |
Try this
Code:
cp -R /home/eastern/* /share/backup |
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