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Posted: May 26 2007,15:42 |
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| Quote (mikshaw @ May 26 2007,11:01) | In DSL, partitions are listed in /mnt according to their device names.
If you want to see if your persistent home is really on hda3, simply create a file in /home/dsl and then look in /mnt/hda3/home/dsl. If the file is there, your persistent home is on hda3. If you see a file named /mnt/hda3/backup.tar.gz, you also have backup/restore working on that partition.
One thing I would look into, though, is changing your default mydsl directory. Since you have your mydsl extensions in /mnt/hda3/mydsl (or so I recall), you may want to put that directory in /opt/.mydsl_dir instead of the default /tmp. This will allow any mydsl extensions downloaded through the mydsl gui to be automatically persistent on hda3 |
I haven't gotten around to creating /mnt/hda3/mydsl yet. What exactly do I need to do to have the MyDSL extensions stored on hda3 instead of the tmp directory? I realize that there are several .* configuration files that control things.
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Current cheatcodes:
kernel /boot/linux24 root=/dev/hda1 quiet vga=normal noacpi noapm nodma noscsi frugal home=hda3 opt=hda3 restore=hda3 root=hda3
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