On Fri, Oct 15, 1999 at 11:25:28AM +0100, ra mentioned:
> Can anyone tell me how I should go about install a second HDD on my Linux
> without damaging my setup.
Just stick it in. Should't cause any problems. Stick it on a different
controller to your CDROM first of all. If you don't have one, stick it on a
different controller to your hard disk.
The only thing to watch out for is that you have the jumpers setup
properly. Modern disks have jumper settings for "master" and "slave"
written on them. Just remember than when you reboot, to try run
fdisk /dev/hda
fdisk /dev/hdb
fdisk /dev/hdc
fdisk /dev/hdd
To see what the new disk is called. Then you can make the new partitions
to your heart's content. BTW - noticed RedHat 6.1 finally has an X-based
SVGA install routine. Very sweet.
Kate
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