On Saturday 19 Mar 2005 15:52, Mikkel L. Ellertson wrote: > Well, ext3 is probably a good choice. But I am not an expert on > journalized file systems... As for the mount point, you do NOT want to > use /usr for this. This option if for someone that is running out of > room on /, and is adding space by way of a new partition. You could > create another directory off of /home for the new drive, create one in > /mnt, or create on off of /. I don't remember what the file system > standard is for that. Personally, I would create something like /data or > /shared as a mount point. > > Now, if you were going to be moving the current data to the new drive, > then I would use the current shared directory as the mount point. > > Mikkel
Ahh yes, that makes a lot more sense now! I didn't know how much I could change the mount point and stuff!!! :) You are a Gem! Thank you :) Elwyn
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