* C.M. Brannon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [20070311 04:15]: > I just discovered Grml recently. I want to install it on my laptop's > hard drive, using grml2hd. > The laptop already runs Slackware 11.0. > I chose a really lousy partitioning scheme when I installed Slackware: > /dev/hda1, /boot, approx 40Mb > /dev/hda2, swap, approx 512 Mb > /dev/hda3, /, the remaining 19.5 Gb
> I don't want to get rid of /home when I install Grml, because it holds > several gigabytes of assorted files. > Is it possible to make grml2hd install to /dev/hda3 without destroying > /home? Generic answer: no. Hacker's answer without any guaranty (everyone has backups, right? :)): adjusting the initialize() function within /usr/sbin/grml2hd (deactivating the $MKFS and tune2fs lines) might do what you want. regards, -mika- -- http://grml.org/ # Linux for texttool-users and sysadmins http://wiki.grml.org/ # share your knowledge http://grml.supersized.org/ # the grml development weblog #grml @ irc.freenode.org # meet us on irc
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