Jim,
Question is do you have the space on your ide/scsi interface. If so it is
pretty easy. I did as a real real newbie the middle of the day after I
installed linux for the first time. However I did use system commander to
do most of the heavy work. Once it had created the partitions I wanted for
DOS I went into linux fdisk and allocated the remaing 5 megs to a linux
partition. Then used to mkefs(?) to build and format. Tarred the stuffed
over and I was set to go. I got all the info out of "Running Linux". I
will be away from my manuals till late Friday if you cannot find it
yourself.
John
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jim Baxter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2000 3:11 PM
> To: Redhat
> Subject: how do I add anpther drive to existing system?
>
>
> Hi
>
> I need to ad a drive to an existing system with minimum
> disturbance to the
> existing system.
> So far I can't seem to find and man pages on this subject and
> I really do
> not want to have
> to reinstall the system. There must be an easy way. Could
> some one point me
> in the right
> direction before I mess something up?
>
>
> Jim Baxter
> MIS
> Morrison Supply Company
>
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