Keith wrote:
You can attempt to combine the partitions with GPARTED live CD, back up
your HD first. You could make the partition a /usr partition and edit
the /etc/fstab file to add the partition as the usr directory. You could
also use the extra partition as /home or both.
Nah, /home is on a separate disk all together. And while putting
/usr on the empty partition is, at the moment, probably the best I can
do, it does seem a waste of 3.6GiB considering /usr only about 919MiB in
size. This machine does not have X on it, and /usr/local/src is, again,
on a different drive. So, /usr growing anymore is not very likely.
I'm not to worried about having to re-do the whole machine, I just
prefer not to. So I may try (g)parted and see how that goes. If it
works, great, if it doesn't, I'll just have to rebuild the machine.
Thanks for the suggestion.
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