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rpugsley is offline rpugsley
2011-07-07 , 21:16
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Hello,

I have noticed /home is mount in my /home/users in maemo.
I want to change that in order to not use same home space, and force chroot to mount /home in easy debian partition.

How can I do that?

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kingoddball is offline kingoddball
2011-07-07 , 21:27
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When you install programs, they do not install to MyDocs/Home/N900.
They install into the 2GB image.
The access to /home is there so you can grab all the files you need and play your music and the rest
There should be a way, find the easy debian scripts on your phone and see what they say.
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rpugsley is offline rpugsley
2011-07-07 , 21:52
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Mine is installed under a partition, so I need to have a /home apart.
Is there a way to do it?

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rpugsley is offline rpugsley
2011-07-08 , 18:24
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where is located chroot script with mount points?
 
NIN101 is offline NIN101
2011-07-08 , 19:05
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I do not use easydebian, but /sbin/debian and /sbin/qchroot should begood starting points.

This could be interesting for you too:
http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=EjCuYEd0
http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=3ZHqjzPW
 
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