Wayne....if you cd /home that's where you will go. Any user
account you add to the system (as root) will have their home
directory created as a subdirectory in that /home directory and
that is where your unprivileged user account is (if you have
one). Root's home directory is not in the /home directory
though, it is in /root (not actually in /root as it IS /root).
So if you have an unprivileged user account and there are no
other user accounts then yes, /home is all yours. I hope that
answered the question.
Alan
Wayne wrote:
>
> I have a question regarding my hard disks. After some trouble trying to cfdisk
> my HD this morning, Linux wouldn't work and I had to reinstall it. It has
> picked up the hard disk I partitioned to give me 3 gig of space to use for
> personal files etc and has mounted it is /home. Does this mean when ever I do
> a cd /home this is where it takes me? If not, how do I access this disk to
> store files on and install programs on it etc? If this is the case, is my
> entire home directory on this 3 gig disk and is it mine to do with as I please?
>
> Wayne
