hda1 problem
Hello:
I had a nicely working system with
hda1 1 gig /
hda2 48M swap
hda3 1 gig formatted space as /extra
hda4 extended
hda5 2 gigs formatted space unmounted
The root partition was getting used up so
I tried to put /usr on hda3 using
'cp -dpRv * /extra' and it appears it went
successfully. I changed the original /usr
to /usr1 and then /extra to /usr. Now I have
two problems:
1. xdm won't let me log in as anything but root
2. hda1 partition now shows 0 MB available and
100 percent usage. du shows the same amount
of space being used in /usr and the copied
partition.
Changing back to the original /usr doesn't solve
either problem.
Sure could use a pointer or two while I look for
my own solution that could make the problem much
worse.
thanks
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tony mollica
tmollica@thegrid.net
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