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Subject: Re: Adding a 2nd disk without messing with the 1st
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On Wednesday 09 March 2005 13:55, Chris wrote:
> Ok - seems easy enough - however, what if I want to move /usr/home to
> this new drive?

you can mount it on /home and symlink /usr/home to /home. I think /home is 
usually symlinked to /usr/home when the home dirs are on the /usr partition. 
It works well for me.

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