On 6/1/07, Frode Petersen <fropeter@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
ne... wrote: > Now I do not share /home as problems may occur, however my UIDs and > GIDs are consistent across distros. I guess you can share /tmp as it Just a suggestion, maybe someone could verify or rebutt...I have not tried this. If you take care at keeping UIDs and GIDs consistent, I think it would be safe to 1. Keep all your work files in a ~/work directory on the home partition. 2. In the second OS, mount the home partition to something like /mnt/otherOS/home 3. symlink the work directory into your new home directory. Or maybe 1. Use a separate partition for /home/<username>/work 2. Edit /etc/fstab to mount this on the OS' you want it available in. The configuration files for all the apps and other things will be in the home partitions belonging to the respective OS'. Caveats, anyone? Frode
I would forgo using LVM and use only EXT3. Sharing the home partition is not recommended bcause applications and settings vary and change for each distro version. Create a unique partition and share it via samba.
