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jim grimsby writes:
> Hi, well if he used the default means of setting up his drive then /home
> is on the root file system.  

Yes, precisely. Which is why this is such an important question now.

Most people seem to take the easy way out, until they learn, sometimes
the hard way, that taking a little more consideration for future needs
is wiser.