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consuming a low-fat meal. However, this is true only when the salad includes Dosage of 50-200 mg per day. fat?that stays solid at room temperature. Vegetable oil becomes
you ordered a beef bourguignon at a restaurant? I would avoid that, just because it probably means that's something the cooks started at 2pm and it just sits on their stove till dinner and for your c
In eukaryotes, the system of recogni- Using SAGE to Annotate the Genome and the Transcriptome 717 standard immunoassays suitable for small
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Nope. As of 0.19, Mythtv uses a different method for livetv. Instead of a ringbuffer in /cache, it records in the /myth directory instead.

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HP VL400 (PIII 866), Skystar2 2.6D, PVR350, Nvidia FX5200, 384MB, 200GB, KnoppMyth R5.5

Ouch... Thats as wasted 8GB of space that I can't re-allocate w/o re-installing.
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So put something there and symlink it from where it would normally live, say for example /myth/music, or /myth/gallery.

Oh, and this probably doesn't belong in installation...

So after backing up my current installation, can I blow away my /dev/hda1, /dev/hda2 (swap) and /dev/hda3 (cache) partitions, recreate a bigger /dev/hda1 partition, recreate /dev/hda2 (swap) and then run the auto-upgrade?

Or, does auto-upgrade require the old installation to be there?

Nope, that recipe should work just fine.

That's what I did to make the transition, but as a result my root partition is now 20Gb and only 14% used...

Someone else suggested, that if you're already using LVM, you can just add it as another PV. I may play some game like that next time I upgrade...

lots of room for logs ;)

Here is what I did:

- had my wife catch up on all her oprah shows
- did a "cp -a /myth /mp3/backup" (mp3 is on seperate drive with a little extra space)
- found an old extra WD 8 gig drive laying around and put it in the system at hdd
- booted single user
- partitioned and WD 8 gig /dev/hdd1 type 83 /dev/hdd2 type 82
- rebooted back to single user (old habit, always reboot after fdisking)
- formated /dev/hdd1 ext3
- mkswap on /dev/hdd2
- mount /dev/hdd1 /mnt
- cp -a / /mnt
- edited /mnt/etc/lilo.conf -- changed boot=/dev/hda to boot=/dev/hdd
- ran "lilo -r /mnt/etc"
- edited /mnt/etc/fstab and fixed my mount points (/myth will change)
- sync; sync; sync; shutdown
- Swapped the pri/sec IDE cables on the MB and reversed master/slave on new pri channel.
- booted to single user on WD 8 gig drive (a minute ago this was hdd now hda)
- used fdisk on /dev/hdc to delete all the partiitions and create one big one type 83
- rebooted back to single user (old habit)
- formated /dev/hdc1 ext3 (old /dev/hda)
- mount -o remount,rw /
- mkdir /mnt/new; mkdir /mnt/bkup
- mount /dev/hdd1 /mnt/new
- mount /dev/hdb1 /mnt/bkup (my mp3 drive where I had /myth backed up)
- cd /mnt/bkup/backup/myth/
- cp -a * /mnt/new
- sync; sync; sync; reboot
- backup with with /myth on drive with one big partition and the wife doesn't notice a thing.


(something like that anyway -- This is all from memory, so be careful that you don't
format the wrong partitions on your drives!)

Hi,

Could always use the extra space to install Ubuntu for those days when you might want to see a regular desktop.(Think dual boot) The Breezy version 5.10 is quite nice.

I haven't used cache since R5A16 or 26, I just set the path to /myth/tv , sized it to one gig and seems to work fine.

Mike