mikshaw
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Posted: Sep. 11 2006,14:24 |
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It's not too late to do it from bootlocal. Are you running frugal or a traditional harddrive install? I ask this because in frugal the /usr file is a symlink that is less likely to cause unexpected trouble when removed. I assume you have a traditional harddrive install.
In traditional harddrive install, delete the *contents* of /usr and mount /dev/hda3 to /usr
In frugal, delete /usr, mkdir /usr, and mount /dev/hda3 to /usr. Don't bother auto-loading *.dsl extensions if you do this; they will be deleted.
This must be done as root, before dsl logs in. It could be done before bootlocal, but i feel bootlocal is just the most convenient place.
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