Hardy Upgrade
I found sometime to upgrade to Hardy on my home laptop yesterday. I had two different partitions of 4GB each running two versions of Ubuntu and I wanted to do away with it since, over a period of time I run out of space on the root partition. So I moved /home to the end of the disk, deleted all other partitions and created a 7GB one for root. The whole process took almost 4 hours thanks to 250MB odd updates.
Steps done after upgrading to Hardy:
- Fix /home partition.
rm -rf /home/balajin
sudo vol_id -u /dev/sda5
deb73237-6b76-4bb3-ab1a-cf335e034315Add to /etc/fstab
# /dev/sda5
UUID=deb73237-6b76-4bb3-ab1a-cf335e034315 /home reiserfs defaults 0 1 - Add user narayanant and add to corresponding groups.
- Run Update manager to sync with latest packages
- Install
courier-imap, fetchmail, procmail, msmtp, postfix
. - Restore configurations for
postfix, courier-imap and crontab
. - Install
vlc, mplayer, mozilla-mplayer, codecs, vim, emacs, thunderbird, xchat
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