lucifuge
May 31st, 2009, 02:38 AM
I have physically got two 120Gb hard disks and want a Ubuntu 9.04 over the entire system.
I take it I need to use advanced partitioning and I also want to make use of EXT3. Can someone supply some example(s) combination??
All i want to do is have a 2Gb swap file (easy step), but I think i want maybe 10Gb allocated for '/' (ie system stuff) and I really want the remainder of the 2 HDs (120+ 108Gb) ie 228Gb in /HOME ...ie seen as one large usable data space. This doesn't seem to work as when I allocate a mount point of /HOME on both Hard disks, you can't have the same mount point twice.
Is there some applcation of logical or extended partioning that I am missing? This should be simple but I cant see it.
I take it I need to use advanced partitioning and I also want to make use of EXT3. Can someone supply some example(s) combination??
All i want to do is have a 2Gb swap file (easy step), but I think i want maybe 10Gb allocated for '/' (ie system stuff) and I really want the remainder of the 2 HDs (120+ 108Gb) ie 228Gb in /HOME ...ie seen as one large usable data space. This doesn't seem to work as when I allocate a mount point of /HOME on both Hard disks, you can't have the same mount point twice.
Is there some applcation of logical or extended partioning that I am missing? This should be simple but I cant see it.