Nikos Voutsinas said:
> ps The problem is that thereis no space left in the current partition
> (Available 0%), so I suppose that I should use something to dump /usr into
> /dev/newpartition
For starters, you can pipe the output of one tar directly into the other
(tar c... | tar x...) if you wan
Hello,
Besides tar cvf.tar xvf Is there any other way
to move a directory part to newly created partition? e.g. I want the /usr
(became too big) to move it in a new partition and after this to mount /usr to
this partition?
ps The problem is that thereis no space left in the
current p
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