Re: mount a new partition on /home

[Moritz Lutz <espo.bsd@gmail.com>]

Yes thats true.
You have to login as root unmount your drive!

umount /home

and then copy your user /home/$user to /root
mount your hdd again
cp back /root/$user to /home and after that you have to make 
chown $user -R /home/$user
after that your user should work again

Moritz.

On 5/19/05, open_flax <open_flax@yahoo.it> wrote:
> hello
> i wont mount a new partition on my /home directory
>  so i modify /etc/fstab file where i added a  string:
>  /dev/hda4      /home           ext3    rw,auto,user
>  0       0
> when i reboot the sistem and i logged with my username
> the sistem replay tha it doesen't found my account
> directory.
> have any solutions?
> thankyou
> 
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