On Mon, Jan 27, 2003 both nate and Nicos Gollan relied to my request:
following ex nate quoted for reference:-
> john gennard said:
>
> > I installed Woody whilst leaving Potato on this box
> > and I've only now realised I did a sloppy job.
> > /dev/hda contains all of Woody except /usr which I
nate said:
> 1) install the new disk, partition & format it as you like
> 2) mount the disk somewhere on the root filesystem(I use /usr.new) 3) go
> to single user mode ('init 1')
> 4) cd /usr ; cp -a * /usr.new/ ; cd / ; mv usr usr.old
> 5) edit /etc/fstab and add the new filesystem
> 6) go back
On Monday 27 January 2003 19:03, john gennard wrote:
> If possible I'd like to avoid reinstalling Woody onto the
> new drive (and it's no use waiting for it to crash as it
> never does). I can find a 3gig primary partition on hda
> which I could use in whole or part to take /usr. But how
> to trans
john gennard said:
> I installed Woody whilst leaving Potato on this box
> and I've only now realised I did a sloppy job.
> /dev/hda contains all of Woody except /usr which I
> put on hdb (hdb8 - 1.2gig) as there was surplus
> space there. Nothing else on hdb needs to be retained.
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