Goku to [email protected] • edit-21 year agoHow can I migrate my existing /home/ directory to another drive?message-square10arrow-up136arrow-down13file-text
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minus-square[She/Her] EdgeRunner 🏳️⚧️linkfedilink16•1 year agoI dont like the MV home. 😅 My advice : login as root. rsync -av /home, on the new disk. fstab : comment the old home’s line, don’t delete, and copy it to change the identifier (path or uuid). noob tips, add a new file in the new home. login to check it is ok (with su - user), and check there is the new file. You can now delete or keep it as a save.
minus-square@blotzlink9•1 year agothe mv home is just renaming the folder so you can mount home in the same space. Rsync is probably better than cp but I didn’t want to suggest tools that op doesn’t have installed.
minus-square[She/Her] EdgeRunner 🏳️⚧️linkfedilink10•1 year agoOh ok I see why no use of rsync. Clever. I’ve read your solution, OP, you can go. Good tuto written on mobile.
I dont like the MV home. 😅
My advice :
You can now delete or keep it as a save.
the mv home is just renaming the folder so you can mount home in the same space. Rsync is probably better than cp but I didn’t want to suggest tools that op doesn’t have installed.
Oh ok I see why no use of rsync. Clever.
I’ve read your solution, OP, you can go. Good tuto written on mobile.