SpikeMolotov
May 18th, 2008, 11:21 AM
Hey all,
So I'm completely clueless about Linux and I have a machine with 2 physical drives. I use one of those for media and file storage, the other is my windows drive which is already partitioned into 2 logical drives.
What I'm trying to do is install Ubuntu onto the 2nd partition on my OS drive as a dual boot with WinXP, and that is fine, but I was hoping to try and make the media disk available to both OSes (if possible).
I know I have to set the mount point of the windows partition as /windows, but I'm not sure what to do with the media drive. Do I leave it without a mount point?
Any info or advice would be awesome - cheers guys
So I'm completely clueless about Linux and I have a machine with 2 physical drives. I use one of those for media and file storage, the other is my windows drive which is already partitioned into 2 logical drives.
What I'm trying to do is install Ubuntu onto the 2nd partition on my OS drive as a dual boot with WinXP, and that is fine, but I was hoping to try and make the media disk available to both OSes (if possible).
I know I have to set the mount point of the windows partition as /windows, but I'm not sure what to do with the media drive. Do I leave it without a mount point?
Any info or advice would be awesome - cheers guys