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gpaolo
Jul 06, 2020Luminary
Changing all disks on RN314
Hi all, one of the disk on the RN314 at my parents' home failed and I have just noticed that all disks there have >55k hours of on time, so... maybe it's time for some renewal :) Oddly (but that mu...
Sandshark
Jul 07, 2020Sensei
The /apps folder in the OS partition is simply a symbolic link to a folder on the main partition so as to keep (properly behaving) apps from filling the smallish OS partition. You'll see how it all works as you work through the transfer process I posted.
There can be a few app configuration items (like modifications to .conf files) that have to be in the OS partition,. which is why apps need to be restored before restoring a backed up configuration. If you follow my transfer process, that won't concern you, but I'm stating it for anyone else reading this post for guidance.
gpaolo
Jul 07, 2020Luminary
I see...that is why I was assuming that they were on the same partition, I did see some configuration file there in the past, so I thought they were installed there.
Ok, thanks again!
I'm starting to get convinced that a clean start is better :)
- StephenBJul 07, 2020Guru - Experienced User
gpaolo wrote:
I see...that is why I was assuming that they were on the same partition, I did see some configuration file there in the past, so I thought they were installed there.
There are a lot of mount points onto the OS partition. If you want to look see it w/o them, you can enter
# mount --bind / /mnt
Then look at .mnt.
Undo this be first navigating out of /mnt and then umount.
# cd // # umount /mnt
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