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Old 22-Dec-2008, 08:06
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Default Creating a new partition

I want to create a new partition and while in the process I noticed that the partitioner gives me a couple of options as a mount point. Regarding those options I have a question.

Is the following correct?
  • /local > stores all local settings there
  • /tmp > stores all temporary files there
  • /srv > ???

I want to create a partition and have that show up as a directory (like /home) is that possible and if so, what should I do?

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Default Re: Creating a new partition

Ignore those option, put in manually whatever name you prefer:

eg: /My Music

remember the / before the name

You might be best creating the folder first in the tree. You will need to that as su.

Then run Yast Partitioner. You can also add a Volume Label that displays nicely in sysinfo. When done re-boot. You may need to edit /etc/fstab if things don't work correctly.
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Thank you, works like a charm.
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A drive by comment:
/My_Music or MyMusic is better IMHO than /My Music
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