I downloaded i386 sarge installer and burned it to cd.
I finally got it installed after I realized that finish partitioning
button was the only thing I couldn't see on the page.
Is there an easy way to add partitions like /home & /usr or
do I need to start over?
Thanks,
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Add partitions /home /usr after install sarge i386
Hello,
this depends. If your partitions are already existing your should be able to mount the partitions to your directories, e.g.
mount -t vfstype /dev/hda6 /home
vfstype should be your file system type (check man mount).
If this works you could change the entry in /etc/fstab (man fstab) to make this change permanent.
If you need to change partition I think you could use qtpart (apt-get install qtpart). I used qtpart only for windows partition but I think it works also for Linux partitions.
Warning: Changing partitions / file system assignments may result in a total loss of data, if you doing something wrong
Best regards, Lars
this depends. If your partitions are already existing your should be able to mount the partitions to your directories, e.g.
mount -t vfstype /dev/hda6 /home
vfstype should be your file system type (check man mount).
If this works you could change the entry in /etc/fstab (man fstab) to make this change permanent.
If you need to change partition I think you could use qtpart (apt-get install qtpart). I used qtpart only for windows partition but I think it works also for Linux partitions.
Warning: Changing partitions / file system assignments may result in a total loss of data, if you doing something wrong
Best regards, Lars
Thanks Vogella, After I backup I'll qtparted & mount
Thanks Vogella,vogella wrote:... mount -t vfstype /dev/hda6 /home
If this works you could change the entry in /etc/fstab (man fstab) to make this change permanent....
Best regards, Lars
After I backup I'll use qtparted or another partitioning tool then
mount the /home, /usr and /tmp that I made. I use kde & qtparted but it is
easy to get in a corner or make mistakes. Bash cli is usually easier for me
to keep straight. Every study shows cli experts are faster than gui experts. I
want to be in the category with the best experts. Besides cli leaves a trail
you or others can follow but clicking trails are hard to find.
Actually if I do something wrong in partitioning the data is still there. If just may
easy or almost impossible to recover it.
I had to look at your mount command several times. This is the first time I have
seen vfstype. I have always just seen fstype.
What you said will likely get me going without reloading from the start after I
am able to backup.
Thanks again,
Good teacher, after I understand.