by Greetings all and my appologies with entering discussions with a question...
I've got a simple linux system. One 520 meg drive, split up into
/dev/hda1 180 megs mounted on /
/dev/hda2 120 megs mounted on /usr/games
/dev/hda3 180 megs mounted on /home
++ 16 megs in a swap partition.
My problem: Obviously 120 megs in /usr/games is waaaayy too much space.
I didn't know it at the time. What I'd LIKE TO DO is the following:
/dev/hda2 40 megs /usr/games
/dev/hda4 70 megs /root
(I keep a lot of backups in /root, so the seperate drive would be good).
I would like to do this without damaging existing data... but I'm at
a loss of how to do so. I can move the data in /usr/games/* and
/root/* to /dev/hda3 during the changeover, but even then, I'm
not sure how to resize the drive (never had to do so before...).
Any help would be appreciated.
Hills
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