I have a two-disk system. Loading 8.10 formatted the master drive, but I haven't partitioned the slave drive. How is this accomplished so that both drives are accessible and the second drive serves simply as data storage space?
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I have a two-disk system. Loading 8.10 formatted the master drive, but I haven't partitioned the slave drive. How is this accomplished so that both drives are accessible and the second drive serves simply as data storage space?
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Ubuntu will automatically detect those drives for you. You can configure those drives to automount at startup (Sample on the link automount a NTFS partition).
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Go to Applications->Admin->Partition Editor and format using that. Partition away. If you want more than 4 partitions on the drive, create an extended partition the size of the drive and logical partitions inside that. If you want one big partition, no extended required. If you can't find Partition Editor, in a terminal paste:
Code:sudo apt-get install gparted
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Thanks so much!
Can I simply replace 'NTFS' with 'ext3_Drive'?
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Sure do, you're choice of naming.Originally Posted by kvk
Thanks so much!
Can I simply replace 'NTFS' with 'ext3_Drive'?
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