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In article <65g5b9$lgh@metro.usyd.edu.au>, David Stanaway wrote:
>Hello.
>
>I would like to move my /usr directory to a new filesystem, and mount it
>onto the root filesystem on startup.
>
>Are there any warnings that people would like to share.

Well, you have to mount it somewhere to copy /usr to it, and you'll
presumably look at the result, so it's a self-validating process.

>In what script and where in the script should I mount the device on /usr in
>/etc/rc.d
>(I have Redhat 4.1)

Dunno about Red Hat specifically, but you should have a file /etc/fstab
which is a table for devices, mount points and options.  You should be
able to substitute the new device for the old.  You shouldn't need to
change any of the scripts in /etc/rc.d.  Just edit /etc/fstab and reboot.

--Mike