Re: Yum and Fedora 16 -- focus on "new/moved filesystems"

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On 02/09/2012 10:34 AM, Frank Murphy wrote:
On 09/02/12 18:30, Joe Zeff wrote:

One question, though: will there be a way to
recover the disk space used by the now-redundant directories?

Just 4 symlinks are left?


It wasn't clear to me if everything in the old directories was deleted or not before being replaced with the symlinks. After all, one way to do it would be to move /bin to /oldbin before creating the link, in case something doesn't get copied over correctly. If so, either the copy needs to be removed at the end of the process or there should be a script to do the cleanup if/when you decide that the backup isn't needed any longer.
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