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I guess it will be the same way on Slackware as on others.<br />
Make sure you have quota support in the kernel (recompile it)<br />
and add usrquota as flag on the partition in /etc/fstab ?<br />
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I guess it will be the same way on Slackware as on others.
Make sure you have quota support in the kernel (recompile it)
and add usrquota as flag on the partition in /etc/fstab ?



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thx, can you please explain a little more, i am a newbie<br />
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thx, can you please explain a little more, i am a newbie



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How do i setup a user quota on Slackware96 Linux?
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How do i setup a user quota on Slackware96 Linux?

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