replacing /usr with a new mountpoint
Hello,
my setup is in a 30GB partition with LVM on top.
now i had something like the following initially set up
/ 1GB
/home 3GB
and a few other non standard mountpoints
ok i found that although this is just some minimal system for testing
the / partition is to small (more precise /usr is eating up too much
space)
so I set up a new LV for /usr rsynced mounted and modified fstab to
fit the changes.
of course I'd like to regain the space that the /usr directory on the
/ partition uses. Could I just "telinit 1" umount the /usr mountpoint
empty out the /usr directory remount again and telinit 3 back to
normal?
thanks for the help
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