On 9/3/06, श्रीधर नारायण दैठणकर <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Problem is that there is no guarantee that old settings will work, can be migrated to newer/other version etc. This is the single most disadvantage of /home on a separae partition. I suggest you another approach. Keep all your data, in another partition and blow away /home every time you reinstall. /home is not the only place a non-root user can have access to.. Shridhar Keeping a separate /home partition and removing all the hidden files just
before reinstalling a new OS will solve the problem of inconsistencies in the settings I think. I am more inclined to this approach rather than maintaining another partition and mounting it under a non-root folder. Thanks for the suggestion. Kunal
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