dave first wrote:
Yes, I am in full agreement about NOT using the root filesystem for
non-system data. In the department to which I belong, there's a bit
of a religious war about this. But these systems will be under my
control, and I fully subscribe to the notion of keeping application
data separate from the system files and data.
That said, I haven't used "gparted" before - and am now going off to
investigate. Thanks for the pointer!
Hi Dave,
gparted lets you non-destructively repartition the disk. If you plan to
repartition the root disk, then you should boot from a liveCD or
something similar.
Starting with version 1.4.8, you can have vicepX partitions larger than 2TB.
Hop onto the openafs irc channel on freenode or the jabber chatroom
[EMAIL PROTECTED] for some live help.
Jason
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