Re: moving /home

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On Sun December 4 2005 4:24 pm, Claude Jones wrote:
>
> cp -pr /home /mnt/my80gighome
>

To update myself, I used the above with one small addition:

cp -prv /home /mnt/my80gighome

Unfortunately, I had a problem. I edited and rebooted, and the machine came up 
fine, but when I went to log in, it just returned the login screen each time 
I tried to log in under my username. It did let me log in as root, so I 
changed fstab back the way it was, and rebooted, and now I'm back where I 
was. I did check before rebooting, to see if the old /home was not mounted, 
and that the new one was on sda1; sda1 was mounted as /home, and I could 
browse the folders. 

Presumably, something went wrong with the copy. I did notice there was a 
discrepancy in the two home folders after the copy. 62 files totaling about 
5k in size did not get copied. Maybe some lock files or something? 

-- 
Claude Jones
Bluemont, VA, USA


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