Linux Partition Problem
A.A. everyone,
I have a question for you Linux gurus here. I have my / mounted on /dev/hda9. Now, I’ve run out of disk space on it. I already have a lot of data on /usr which I don’t want to lose. I can free up a partition from Windows and turn it into ext2. The question is, how do I move the current /usr data to the new free partition and mount that as /usr. Any solution would do as long as I don’t have to re-install linux from scratch.
Any ideas?
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