Hello PLUG!
Currently, I don't have /usr on a separate partition. My / partition is 5GB
and almost full. I want to move /usr (which sums up to 3.6 GB of my /
partition) to a separate partition. It is safe? Well, I know that playing
with partitions is never really safe, but are there issues with moving /usr
to a separate partition because of which it should be
avoided/NOT-DONE-AT-ALL? All I need is more space in order to install new
software. Is there any better way I can achieve this? Maybe moving /opt to a
different partition?
I'm running SuSE 9.2.
Here's output of 'df':
kapil:/home/TTux/downloads/bsnldataone/monitoring-software # df
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted
on
/dev/sda5 5124508 5041392 83116 99% /
tmpfs 249500 24 249476 1%
/dev/shm
/dev/sda6 22932052 20692264 2239788 91%
/data1
/dev/sda7 22624584 13647516 8977068 61%
/data2
/dev/sda8 4096408 1063144 3033264 26%
/home
/dev/sda1 4874192 4389580 484612 91%
/windows
/dev/sda4 12662896 11919416 743480 95%
/data3
/dev/sda3 5194468 3345220 1585384 68%
/dis2
Kindly help me out.
Thanks and Regards,
Kapil
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