[NTLUG:Discuss] / filling up, again. 2nd try
Greg Edwards
greg at nas-inet.com
Sun Aug 31 19:47:49 CDT 2003
Wayne Dahl wrote:
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>
> I like this idea, but is there some compelling reason to move /opt at
> all? Why not just create the /newroot in the /opt partition and do the
> rest as suggested?
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>
>>Before you try this, someone double check my logic here!!
>
You need to move /opt since when you change /newroot to / it has to be
the mounted root dir. /opt/newroot can't be mounted as / since it's a
subdir. Moving root (/) can be done but you have to jump through some
hoops to get it done.
I haven't looked at the partition sizes suggested in the books lately.
I use to divide my drives into several partitions but I seem to remember
always making the / partition at lease 1G. Now I make a 3-6G / and the
rest to /server (/home on a user machine) and symlink to subdirs in
/server. This way I only backup /etc and /server.
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