multiple hard drives
Ouattara Oumar Aziz
wattazoum at gmail.com
Sun Jul 16 10:12:55 UTC 2006
> Thus, my questions are:
>
> 1) Is my approach good or am I off in left field?
You got a pretty good approach, but if you have just begin on Linux, I
think it's a difficult one.
> 2) Any suggestions and/or corrections?
See http://aziz.ouattara.free.fr/spip.php?article9 (I wrote an article
just for you :p ).
> 3) Is my x.txt actually going to my 1st hard drive or my 2nd hard drive?
I would say that it was write to your first drive. I don't think you
have mount your partition. Use Disk Manager to do it: specify a mount
point and activate the partition.
> 4) Is it correct to have /dev/hdc and /dev/hdc3 in the same directory
> correct?
I would like to have the answer of that too. I know most linux system
put those kind of "alias". It's not rare to have hdc and hdc1 referring
to the same device.
> 5) As far as I know my extra drives will mount under root and appear
> similar to /dev/hdc3. If I do a df or du at root will I see one drive
> or both?
df will show you all the mount points
> 6) Is there a good tutorial out there on using multiple hard drives on a
> single system?
Hope mine is not that bad :p
> 7) How do I mount or export the drives so other machines on the network
> can see them?
Using /etc/samba/smb.conf . change the security lines from "security =
user" to "security = share". You could have to install the "samba" package.
Regards
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