12-07-2014, 10:58 PM
Yes this is how it will be:
From what you said, I think easiest thing to do would be install again. But this time, choose "Something else" option during installation and designate all three partitions. If /dev/sdb1 was the old 1.06 home and it still has your files on it, then make sure you set the mount point ("/home") and file system type (whatever you used before - probably "ext4"), but make sure you do not format the partition. If you format it, it will get wiped out. If you don't, your data will stay there and be ready to use when you boot the machine after installation.
Thanks But i wait to Jerry is finish whith the 100 files :-)
From what you said, I think easiest thing to do would be install again. But this time, choose "Something else" option during installation and designate all three partitions. If /dev/sdb1 was the old 1.06 home and it still has your files on it, then make sure you set the mount point ("/home") and file system type (whatever you used before - probably "ext4"), but make sure you do not format the partition. If you format it, it will get wiped out. If you don't, your data will stay there and be ready to use when you boot the machine after installation.
Thanks But i wait to Jerry is finish whith the 100 files :-)