Move /home to another partition After the stable updates 13 May, my PC and notebook were no longer running smoothly. But this also means that I always learn something new. Afterwards I decided to reinstall on the PC. But this time I had created an extra partition for my /home folder. Which worke…

Hello and good evening to all of you, Thank you. Thanks to your help, I managed to move the /home to a separate partition. Not as easy and good as you had said, but nothing that I or other can learn as a layman over time. It was difficult to reduce the size of the old / root, after booting fro…

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[image] Daumeier: Oder geht das auch ohne Neuinstallation? Ja, das geht definitiv. [image] Daumeier: Dann mit der manjaro-kde-24.0-minimal-240513-linux69.iso booten, je nachdem wie das geht, die Partition verkleinern und eine neue erstellen oder die linux Partition löschen und zwei neue …

What you’ll need to do is create your new /home partition, copy all the contents of the existing one to it (including the hidden .dotfiles) and add an entry in to /etc/fstab to point it to your new home partition. EDIT: I forgot to mention that you will (probably) need to take ownership of the moun…

[image] Daumeier: The question is, how can I move the /home to another partition one without reinstalling? The easyest way may be login as root and using usermod command: usermod -m -d /newhome/username username Usage: usermod [options] LOGIN Options: -d, --home HOME_DIR :point_right: new…

[image] Daumeier: After the stable updates 13 May, my PC and notebook were no longer running smoothly. If you created timeshift snapshots on both system on the first place, you could save additional time and restore them and update your systems the right way to evade to reinstall your systems…

I’ll drop this here for consideration: The above-mentioned methods would best be undertaken from a Live Manjaro installer, or similar. That is all. [image] Daumeier: Also when searching outside, there was also an article that is probably already archived here, can we still access it? To read? …

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Move /home to another partition

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Mirdarthos 28 May 2024 15:18 2

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