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Posted: July 02 2006,16:13 QUOTE

Do you have a SATA hard drive?

If so, you will need to either use DSL version 2.1b or the DSL-N livecd.

If you use DSL version 2.1b you boot with the:

dsl sata

command and then access your drive with:

sudo su
cfdisk /dev/sda

for example
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Posted: July 05 2006,00:07 QUOTE

Forgot to update.  I used fdisk and was able to set things up the way I want.  Not sure what the difference is with the two.
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Posted: July 05 2006,06:57 QUOTE

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Forgot to update.  I used fdisk and was able to set things up the way I want.  Not sure what the difference is with the two.

Did you mean /dev/hda2?
that 2 means it's the second partition of your first hard disk.


/dev/hdb3 would be third partition of your second hard disk.


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Posted: July 05 2006,11:41 QUOTE

Quote (Zucca @ July 05 2006,02:57)
Quote (brianw @ July 04 2006,22:07)
Forgot to update.  I used fdisk and was able to set things up the way I want.  Not sure what the difference is with the two.

Did you mean /dev/hda2?
that 2 means it's the second partition of your first hard disk.


/dev/hdb3 would be third partition of your second hard disk.

Actually I was referring to fdisk and cfdisk.  Fdisk worked but cfdisk failed.
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Posted: July 05 2006,11:48 QUOTE

You should grab a copy of gparted for future use it makes working with partions a sinch.-> http://gparted.sourceforge.net/livecd.php
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