Yeah, I was going to come along on Saturday anyway. I'd particularly like to get access to my home directory from Windows again -- since the home directory is now in a different place, the IFS driver in Windows can't see it (and the IFS control panel crashes if I try to use it, so I can't change where the drive letter points to). Sandy Bruce Kingsbury wrote:
It would appear that /dev/hda4 is the partition that used to be called /home.
I suggest you edit your /etc/fstab and add an entry like this;
/dev/hda4 /home ext3 defaults 0 0
Then move the old home out of the way, create a new mountpoint and mount it. You may also need to chown your home if the userid's have changed;
# mv /home /oldhome # mkdir /home # mount /home # chown -R sandy:sandy /home/sandy/
Or you could just come along to saturdayworkshop and we'll get it sorted out there.