moving data from home directory to home partition
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hunguponcontent at gmail.com
Wed Feb 1 19:59:21 UTC 2012
Hi!
I run Ubuntu 11.10, home user, single user setup, no lvm, nothing exotic.
For simplicity I have just 2 partitions:
/ (bootable, ext4)
linux-swap
So all of my data (except system and application-generated configuration
files, etc.) is in the /home directory of /. I have heard a number of
users recommend a separate home partition, that it makes things easier when
updating or upgrading.
So could I just:
1) use the Ubuntu install routine from a "live" media to create a new,
separate home partition
2) use the Ubuntu install routine from a "live" media to mark the new
partition as "home"
3) reboot
4) move the data from /home to the new home partition
5) reboot again
Would that work? Or should I just wait until 12.04 and do a fresh install
with a separate home partition then?
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