On Fri, 3 Jun 2005, Andreas Vinsander wrote:
> I will correct you now! You can make symbolic links across partitions,
> just try it!
Its "hard" links that dont work across file-systems.
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On Saturday 04 June 2005 18:37, Ognjen Bezanov wrote:
> Philip Webb wrote:
> >050603 Andreas Vinsander wrote:
> >>Philip Webb wrote:
> >>>IIRC you can make a symbolic link only within the same partition.
> >>>others please correct me, if i'm mistaken.
> >>
> >>I will correct you now!
> >>You can ma
Philip Webb wrote:
>050603 Andreas Vinsander wrote:
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>>Philip Webb wrote:
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>>>IIRC you can make a symbolic link only within the same partition.
>>>others please correct me, if i'm mistaken.
>>>
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>>I will correct you now!
>>You can make symbolic links across partitions, just
050603 Andreas Vinsander wrote:
> Philip Webb wrote:
>> IIRC you can make a symbolic link only within the same partition.
>> others please correct me, if i'm mistaken.
> I will correct you now!
> You can make symbolic links across partitions, just try it!
ok thanks (wry grin)! you are correct.
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Philip Webb wrote:
>
> IIRC you can make a symbolic link only within the same partition.
> others please correct me, if i'm mistaken.
>
I will correct you now! You can make symbolic links across partitions,
just try it!
/Andreas
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050603 Ognjen Bezanov wrote:
> I tried making a symbolic link to another disk
IIRC you can make a symbolic link only within the same partition.
others please correct me, if i'm mistaken.
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Ognjen Bezanov schreef:
> I am trying to upgrade my gentoo box but the partition where /var/tmp
> resides is too full.
>
> So I tried making a symbolic link to another disk which had a lot of
> space, but then gentoo refused to compile, giving me permission errors.
>
> So im asking, how can you u
--- Ognjen Bezanov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am trying to upgrade my gentoo box but the
> partition where /var/tmp
> resides is too full.
>
> So I tried making a symbolic link to another disk
> which had a lot of
> space, but then gentoo refused to compile, giving me
> permission errors.
>
Hello,
Did you set the right permissions?
something like "chmod 1777 "
Of course, as long as you are linking to a directory in the other disk,
however, I don't really know what needs to be done if you are using
the whole partition in the other disk as the target for /var/tmp ...
Maybe the permi
I am trying to upgrade my gentoo box but the partition where /var/tmp
resides is too full.
So I tried making a symbolic link to another disk which had a lot of
space, but then gentoo refused to compile, giving me permission errors.
So im asking, how can you use /var/tmp on another disk. I dont wa
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