> i just created my home directory in /usr on linux to solve this problem.
That's not enough if the linux filesystem is given > option a: remount with -c option. requires permission to > scribble on /. > mount -c /srv/boot /n/boot > mkdir /n/boot/home I bumbed into permission problems... > option b: use fossil / ken fs console > filsys main > create home uid gid 755d > create home uid gid 755 d # kenfs I finally did this: con -l /srv/fscons at the prompt wrote fsys main wrote create home ruda ruda 755 ctrl-\ q but I can't see any /home ... I didn't write 755d because it didn't like that... Ruda
