Hello Anne, > > > > telinit 1 > > > > cp -a /usr/* /holding/ > > I did this, but /usr appears as a subdirectory of /holding. What can > I do about this? This is strange, you shold have all the content of /usr copied inside /holding instead. Are you sure you did cp -a /usr/* /holding/ and not cp -a /usr/ /holding/ ?
> > > > umount /holding > > > > vi /etc/fstab and change /holding to /usr and vice versa. > > I can change /holding to /usr, but the old /usr is not a partition, > but a directory. Do I just mv /usr /holding? No no, don't mv, you would remove the original content of /usr, with no way back if something goes wrong. If /usr is jusr a directory, mounting a partition on it will hide its original content. This is what you want. So just mount on /ust the partition that was previously on /holding HTH, Stephane -- Stephane Junique <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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