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Hi. How can I boot this install to single user mode? I've tried moving init.d/xbmc elsewhere and setting grub default to 1, both still boot XBMC. I need a minimal shell to free up some space on / .
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When I install minimal, I create a different /home partition so that way / is only for system files and /home is for everything else including all userdata stuff related to xbmc.
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A huge thank you to Bram77 for this script and uNiversal for his supporting role. Once I checked the log and noticed that a 4GB USB stick wasn't big enough the install took very little time to complete on an 8GB stick. Hopefully I'll be able to find the reputation +/- button on my wife's XP box because I don't see it on my PlayBook and my laptop is dead until I get a new charger
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2013-02-15, 19:28
(This post was last modified: 2013-02-15, 19:30 by Bram77.)
I'm guessing the steps to move your home directory to another partition would be:
- Create new partion (ext3 or ext4) on your target drive
- Run "sudo blkid" to figure out the UUID of the new partion
- Mount the new partition to a temporary folder
- Copy all the contents from your current /home directory to the new partition
- Modify /etc/fstab to mount the /home directory to new partition (using the UUID)
- Delete all the contents of the directory
- "mount -a" to remount the home partition or reboot the machine
Something like that. But I personally would just copy the /home/xbmc/.xbmc directory via SFTP to my computer, reinstall everthing (all on the 250GB drive since it's quite a lot faster). After having reinstalled everything again just copy back the /home/xbmc/.xbmc directory and you're all set.