I've installed fedora with default configuration few months back and now I want to arrange the mount points. /etc/fstab look like that:/dev/mapper/fedora_dhcppc4-root /                       ext4    defaults        1 1UUID=9fb84dcf-739e-4368-8f90-cdd0a252a2a3 /boot                   ext4    defaults        1 2/dev/mapper/fedora_dhcppc4-home /home                   ext4    defaults        1 2/dev/mapper/fedora_dhcppc4-swap swap                    swap    defaults        0 0and[user@dhcppc4]$ df -hFilesystem                       Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted ondevtmpfs                         984M     0  984M   0% /devtmpfs                           1002M  260M  742M  26% /dev/shmtmpfs                           1002M  4.1M  998M   1% /runtmpfs                           1002M     0 1002M   0% /sys/fs/cgroup/dev/mapper/fedora_dhcppc4-root   47G  5.5G   39G  13% //dev/sdc1                        477M  142M  310M  32% /boot/dev/mapper/fedora_dhcppc4-home   23G   19G  2.8G  88% /homeWhat I want is to merge the root and home that it all will be on the same fs.
How can I merge root and home in Fedora?
filesystems;lvm;fedora
Enter single user mode, move to free up the /home mount point  mount --move /home /mnt/home, then move the files over:mv /mnt/home /homeCheck with an ls -ld /, tree -d /home or something that it looks OK (you don't want to end up with /home/home or something like that)umount /mnt/home, then lvremove /dev/mapper/fedora_dhcppc4-home, and finally lvextend /dev/mapper/fedora_dhcppc4-root with as many extents as were in your fedora_dhcppc4-home lv (-l flag). Alterntly to grow /dev/mapper/fedora_dhcppc4-root by all available space in VGlvresize -L+100FREE /dev/mapper/fedora_dhcppc4-rootNow your /dev/mapper/fedora_dhcppc4-root lv will be larger than the filesystem on it, so run resize2fs /Finally reboot your machine to enter once more multi user mode.Consider backing up before you start.And I'd reconsider using fedora in production environments and choose an enterprise Linux instead.