Date: Thu, 29 Aug 1996 16:57:44 -0500 From: abbott at MPCA <jabbott@wolf.co.net> To: questions@FreeBSD.ORG Subject: oops. Message-ID: <3.0.1.32.19960829165744.0029b3c0@wolf.co.net>
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Thank you to everyone who helped me with my copy and paste from xterm question. Unfortunatly shortly after I asked it became moot. Last week I had something kind of bad happen. I ran out of space on my / (root partition) -- I did not make it big enough the first time I installed and I have not had time to shuffle things around and repartition it. So what I decided to do, unwisely I might add, :-( is move some of the stuff out of / and onto my other drive (mounted on /pca) and then symbolic link to it. I did not really think this through quite as well as I should have and I now understand the error of my ways. This was not an issue until today when I rebooted. :-) My question is what now? When I try to reboot I get no init panic and then a reboot I was thinking of doing a system upgrade. I am running a gamma release right now. I have booted it from a floppy and I can see all the partitions in there. Nothing is mounted and I can not remember which partition mounts to which mount point. What are peoples opinions of what I should do? --ja
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