Hi,
I want to make a fresh Antix Install and have /home on a seperate partition, and the root system partition with ext2 filesystem. Is that (or will be) possible with the installer ?
Thanks
topic title: Installng Antix with seperate /home and ext2
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antiX uses the Mepis installer
I think you will find the answers there:
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It uses gparted to edit the partitions
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It uses gparted to edit the partitions
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I have Antix 8.2 installed as Ext2 on SD card. I didn't make a /home or swap partition though.
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Found that in your blog entry:
Thanks. That solves it; not how i planned, but it does.I make sure I click the box that says"Preserve data in /home if upgrading" so that my ext2 file system won't be reformatted as EXT3 (special thanks to ICE-M in AntiX forums for this tip)