On Thu, 17 Feb 2005, Ric Fischer wrote:
> 1. How can I find out if my /home is in its own partition?
df
mount
> 2. If it isn't in its own partition, how do I make a new partition and
> move /home over there? (I have a lot of hard drive space left, so if
> there's a way to squeeze down the size of existing partition(s) and
> use the reclaimed space, that would be great.)
fdisk (or sfdisk or cfdisk or other partitioning tool) to create new
partition
mkfs to create filesystem on new partition. (Be careful to not mkfs an
existing partition.)
mount new partition (and add to /etc/fstab as /home for later reboots).
Copy all of /home to new mount point. Be sure to preserve all attributes.
mv /home /home.old
unmount new partition and mount as /home
Remove /home.old once you think new /home is fine.
Have fun!
Jeremy C. Reed
technical support & remote administration
http://www.pugetsoundtechnology.com/
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