On Tuesday 29 November 2005 13:15, James Wilkinson wrote: > waaa4805 wrote: > > Hell, > > Oh dear. Is it that bad? > > > related to a new partitions / disk configuration I would like to move > > /boot directory. My system use grub. > > > > I intend to : > > > > - copy current /boot to the new partition with /boot as mount point > > - within grub 'install (hd0,0)' as first drive + first partition > > correspond to the new /boot. > > - within grub 'setup (hd0)' > > - moving previous /boot to a backup place > > - hopefully booting... > > > > Is that correct and suffisant ? > > Don't forget to edit /etc/fstab to mount the new /boot. > > Don't forget to leave a /boot directory on the / filesystem (which > should probably be empty) on which Linux can mount the new /boot. > > Don't forget to check you can use a rescue disc to get into Fedora > *before* playing with any of this. > > Hope this helps, > > James. > -- > E-mail address: james | You shouldn't worry, insanity of the right kind is > @westexe.demon.co.uk | really rather pleasant, as my good friend Colin the > > | llama would agree. > | -- Dan Holdsworth Thanks a lot to everybody. The move is finished and everything works fine. James, 'Hell' should be read 'Hello'. There is no hell in Linux :-) Bruno
