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when I install slackware I mount /dev/hda3 as /home/fo instead of just /home (I have no idea why :D).
how to change my home directory from /home/fo to /home ?...
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- 01-09-2005 #1
changeing /home directory ?
when I install slackware I mount /dev/hda3 as /home/fo instead of just /home (I have no idea why :D).
how to change my home directory from /home/fo to /home ?
- 01-09-2005 #2Linux Newbie
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I don't know how, honestly, but a quick and dirty hack would be to symlink the /home/fo and /home directories together.
This is definately not a permanent solution, though :)
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- 01-09-2005 #3Linux Engineer
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You could edit /etc/passwd and change the home directory for your user to /home instead of /home/something. Careful in there though, you could easily make it impossible to login
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Re: changeing /home directory ?
also u can try to change /etc/fstab
Originally Posted by obs
maybe this can solve ur problem
- 01-09-2005 #5Linux Engineer
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Yeah, that would be better. I didn't realize at first that hda3 was being mounted to /home/fo, I thought you just wanted to change home directory. I should learn to read or something. But if you just mount it to /home it should work.
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