change home partition
ari sarkar
ari_sarkar_1980 at yahoo.co.in
Wed Jul 4 18:51:29 UTC 2007
I've feisty(/) installed in my pc. My HDD has one more free partition,
on which I want to install a different distro for evaluation.(so that
partiotion will be formatted at regular interval)
here's current hdd structure:
sda1: ubuntu root(8 GB)
sda2: swap (1 GB)
sda3: ubuntu /home (125 GB)
sda5(logical): reserved partition for distro testing (22 GB)
but during evaluation i may download/create files in the second OS.
So I want to store those files in one common partition. for that reason
I want to convert that partition from "/home" to a common data partition.
And home should be moved to "sda1" itself.
My qustion: can i safely do this without loosing my settings for ubuntu?
I don't want to share "sda3" as common home. I already tried that before.
different distros overwrite software settings which is troublesome.
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Ari Sarkar
Kolkata, India
Ubuntu 7.04 user
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