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From:	"Guillaume Devoyon" <guillaume DOT devoyon AT integro-networks DOT com>
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Subject:	changing /usr
Date:	Thu, 13 Feb 2003 19:10:48 +0100
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Hi again, excuse me i was testing what every one has said ;-))..
So, i'v been far away in my experiment.
First, after having checking everything, i don't need to change my /usr but
my /usr/local.
So my manipulation consist to rename my /usr/local/ in /usr/local.ori and
doing a mount of my c:\usr\local.

It seem working prety fine.
right now i have a problem using my module because y use template perl
module, so i have to install them..
here is my point now..
i go home and i 'll start again tomorrow morning..
thank you at all for informations...

best regards
Guillaume


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