Please don't top-post. Thanks. David Barrett: > > Well, debootstrap is great (totally awesome, really) for setting up a > chroot, but I'm not super sure how to pull the rug out from underneath > the old bootable OS installation and insert the new bootable chroot, > swap in the new kernel, etc.
You'll need a free partition for the new root filesystem. Just create a
new filesystem on it and install a base system using debootstrap. After
that you only need to tweak your grub.conf to use the new filesystem as
/ and you're basically done.
But don't rely on my description, just google for a howto on that topic.
I know that there are several on the net because I use one of them
myself.
J.
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