--- Brad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello all -
>
> I had wd0g as a 6G partition for /usr . Using
> disklabel I reduced it -2G but
> hadn't umount the partition beforehand. Not seeing
> the change, I reduced
> another -2G which put the partition at 2G with 2.7G
> worth of software. D'oh.
Well I don't think this was generally a 'good plan'
anyway. Chances are most of the data is written at
the front of the partition - so reducing by 2G from 6
to 4 *might* *just* work ... but I don't think you can
count on that. Even if you hadn't then continued to
reduce the partition below it's used space, you may
well have lost files or parts of files at the first
reduction anyway.
>
> Now I'm getting "Segmentation fault (core dumped)"
> errors when trying to do
> simple things like use joe for editing etc. I need
> to stop messing with this
> problem til I have a clear idea on where to go from
> here. Can it be saved or
> reinstall?
If you want to be sure you actually have a usable
installation left then you will need to re-install.
L.
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