On Sun, 6 Jun 1999, Brian May wrote:
> On Sun, Jun 06, 1999 at 12:34:23AM -0500, Brad wrote:
>
> It was my assumption that the original poster hadn't made any changes
> to the old /lib directory - hence the only change required
> is to remove the fstab entry and reboot...
>
> However, if the ori
On 6 Jun 99, at 15:42, Brian May wrote:
> It was my assumption that the original poster hadn't made any changes
> to the old /lib directory - hence the only change required
> is to remove the fstab entry and reboot...
I didn't do anything to the old lib directory; I was just asking what
happened
On Sun, Jun 06, 1999 at 12:34:23AM -0500, Brad wrote:
It was my assumption that the original poster hadn't made any changes
to the old /lib directory - hence the only change required
is to remove the fstab entry and reboot...
However, if the original poster had deleted the original /lib
directory
On Sun, 6 Jun 1999, Brian May wrote:
> >2. In the future, if I decide to use my 128 MB partition on hdc for
> >something else, how should I go about that? Will everything break if
> >I unmount /lib?
>
> Yes, everything will break (for all practical purposes - see below for
> true technical ex
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you write:
>Over the past few days, I've been slowly getting my Debian system
>set up, and I have a quick question about mounting. On hdc, I had
>128 MB of unpartitioned space, so I decided to make it another
>Linux partition and decide what to do with it later.
Over the past few days, I've been slowly getting my Debian system
set up, and I have a quick question about mounting. On hdc, I had
128 MB of unpartitioned space, so I decided to make it another
Linux partition and decide what to do with it later. It was the only
Linux partition on hdc, so af
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