2009-10-31, 06:23
Hi there,
I just installed XBMC Live to an ASRock 330. Prior to that, I had already partitioned the HD using gparted, but XBMC Live installation repartitioned the HD. Now I can see three partitions, /, swap and /home; which should let someone update his/her system without having to format the /home drive, theoretically. However, XBMC Live installation did not even question about the existing partitions before installing itself; therefore I am a little bit nervous about how to update my system when the new release comes out. Is it too much to ask from Live CD developers to allow users keeping their /home directory during an upgrade? Is there a place for such feature requests?
Regards.
I just installed XBMC Live to an ASRock 330. Prior to that, I had already partitioned the HD using gparted, but XBMC Live installation repartitioned the HD. Now I can see three partitions, /, swap and /home; which should let someone update his/her system without having to format the /home drive, theoretically. However, XBMC Live installation did not even question about the existing partitions before installing itself; therefore I am a little bit nervous about how to update my system when the new release comes out. Is it too much to ask from Live CD developers to allow users keeping their /home directory during an upgrade? Is there a place for such feature requests?
Regards.