On Tue, Nov 14, 2000 at 11:40:18PM +0100, Attila Csosz wrote: > > Hi, > > I'd like to switch /tmp to /usr/tmp because /tmp is to small. > > I did the followings: > > umount /tmp ; mv tmp tmp2 ; rewrite /tmp to /tmp2 in /etc/fstab > mkdir /usr/tmp ; ln -s /usr/tmp /tmp ; chown 777 /usr/tmp ; chown 777 /tmp > chmod root:sys /usr/tmp > > Is it enough or good? I'm not sure if this's ok, if /usr is a seperate partition, /usr is possibly mounted later then /tmp is used, especially in single-user mode. But it probably just works so don't worry, and if something goes wrong, it's still not too bad, /tmp is only unusably.
So just try it, if everything works don't worry, else solve it :) Alson
