On Thu, 04 Nov 1999, you wrote:
yes, it can be done and I am sure is done regurarly through out the llinux
community.
first you should setup the drive so linux can use it
fdisk /devhdb (this should be your secodn drive)
then make a new partition and make it a linux native.
then you can make a mount point ( IE: mkdir /mnt/driveb)
and then mount /dev/hdba /mnt/driveb
or this can be unde under KDE as root as well
Regards,
Ron
drives on my computer. One, hda, is for the Linux op > system, the other I
would like to reserve for Linux programs. >
> Question: Is it possible to install Linux programs on a different physical
> drive?
>
> Has anybody done this? Would like to know.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Richard
