luciano_sp5
March 22nd, 2011, 05:30 PM
Hello,
This is my first thread on the forum. I'm having too many problems since I installed Ubuntu 10.10 this month, as my first experience with Linux. Yesterday I was desperately going to return to MS W7, but when I start searching for the Key Gens, I remembered why I changed to a Linux based OS. So here I come with my first doubt.
I have two internal HD: SATA WD160 for OS (Ubuntu1010); SATA WD500 for Data.
I'm not sure why Ubuntu recognize my second drive as an external drive. This make me ask to myself if the units are correctly partitioned.
:confused:
I would appreciate a short explanation of partition types used in Linux. Do I have to use FAT for only data disk? Which is the most used offset?
Thanks for your help!
This is my first thread on the forum. I'm having too many problems since I installed Ubuntu 10.10 this month, as my first experience with Linux. Yesterday I was desperately going to return to MS W7, but when I start searching for the Key Gens, I remembered why I changed to a Linux based OS. So here I come with my first doubt.
I have two internal HD: SATA WD160 for OS (Ubuntu1010); SATA WD500 for Data.
I'm not sure why Ubuntu recognize my second drive as an external drive. This make me ask to myself if the units are correctly partitioned.
:confused:
I would appreciate a short explanation of partition types used in Linux. Do I have to use FAT for only data disk? Which is the most used offset?
Thanks for your help!