![]() |
|
|
+ Search |
![]()
|
Nov 21st, 2004 12:46
Kenan Bektas, Peter Richards,
It is not how you create a new Linux disk. Moving /usr from to another disk may not allow the binaries run properly. There might be some binaires require some libraries. So, you need to move them as well. Not an easy job. You most likely forget some of them. Bottomline: do a clean installation!