Hi all,
Using RH 8.0 Using grub Using original labels on /etc/fstab
Boot partition created too small. This spells trouble, right?
Well if you have enough room for your kernel and initrd now it should be fine.
Well, I've inherited a system that has only only /boot, /, /swap, and a data partition. The result, ran out of space on the root partition.
Okay well you can do several things. 2.4 kernels come with support for use of mount (mount --bind)
for instance to move /home to /data you would do the following
mkdir /data/home cp -a /home /data/home mount --bind /data/home /home
and of course you can add this mount to your fstab.
This is the easiest way without having to resize your partitions.
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