move / to a new hard-drive
- From: "Yerfdoggy" <yerfdog_a@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 27 Mar 2006 10:34:24 -0800
I built my Redhat 9 machine with two hard-drives. I'm a bit of a newby,
so I mainly let the installation go with defaults. I've got all the
things running I want now (databases, Samba, Apache etc etc) but the
default installation (or something I did and can't remember now) has
resulted in /boot and /swap being mounted on hda1 and hda2 partitions,
but / being on hdc1.
I want to move / to hda3 (partition is already created ready) so I can
remove the second hard drive from the machine, but can't find any
information on how to do this. Naturally, attempting to umount / then
mount it again on the new partition fails with the message that that it
is busy. I've tried chroot and also doing it from rescue mode. No luck.
Can anyone tell me how I can do this, please? I have a stripped-down
installation, no GUI or GUI-based tools at all, just command-line.
Thanks.
.
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