Re: Putting /var, /tmp and /home in one partition
> I've partitioned my disk roughly so:
>
> / 32MB
> swap
> /usr 500MB
> /yak 1.5GB
>
> with the intention of putting /var, /tmp and /home together in /yak.
> When I had initialised and mounted /yak in the installation program,
> I switched to console 2 and typed:
>
> mkdir /target/yak/var
> ln -s ../yak/var /target/var
Here is the problem, symlinks must be _relative_ to work.
You must have done:
mkdir /target/yak/var
cd /target
ln -s yak/var var
Alex Y.
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