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Question for Lazyweb
Background: See previous post.
Question: Given that the new drive (single full-size partition, FAT32) already has data on it that I'd prefer not to copy over again, is there a way (in a fresh Fedora Core 5 install) to simply mount that drive as /home (bonus points for mounting as /home/byoung)? Or am I better off just symlinking to /hdb?
Bonus question: If some of the files I'd like accessibly from both boots (read: mp3s) currently have spaces in the file names, will Fedora care much?
I'm also plotting ways to have the two Firefox installs share a profile. That'd be badass.
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Question: Given that the new drive (single full-size partition, FAT32) already has data on it that I'd prefer not to copy over again, is there a way (in a fresh Fedora Core 5 install) to simply mount that drive as /home (bonus points for mounting as /home/byoung)? Or am I better off just symlinking to /hdb?
Bonus question: If some of the files I'd like accessibly from both boots (read: mp3s) currently have spaces in the file names, will Fedora care much?
I'm also plotting ways to have the two Firefox installs share a profile. That'd be badass.
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