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   From: ken scharf    
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   Subject: Re: Separate home partition?   
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   Martin wrote:   
   > I have made a new separate partition in Kubuntu and want to put /home   
   > on it. I have copied the contents of the old /home to the new   
   > partition. How do I tell Linux/Kubuntu to use the new /home and ignore   
   > the olde one?   
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   > Martin   
   edit your /etc/fstab file, add the new partition and specify the mount   
   point as /home   
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