On Thursday 28 June 2001 08:34 am, Terry wrote:
> From the response I got back from civileme, Linux can only recognize
> a max single drive size of 127 GB. A little bit strange that windowz
> can see a slightly larger hard drive than Linux ... hopefully Linux
> will fix that .. can't have windowz
On Thursday 28 June 2001 13:34, Terry wrote:
> From the response I got back from civileme, Linux can only
> recognize a max single drive size of 127 GB. A little bit strange
> that windowz can see a slightly larger hard drive than Linux ...
> hopefully Linux will fix that .. can't have windowz on
>From the response I got back from civileme, Linux can only recognize a max
single drive size of 127 GB. A little bit strange that windowz can see a
slightly larger hard drive than Linux ... hopefully Linux will fix that ..
can't have windowz one-upping them now, can they? :-)
Terry
On Wedne
You know I saw the same problem and wondered the same thing. Hopefully
someone has an answer.
On Wednesday 27 June 2001 10:30, Terry wrote:
> I was curious ...
>
> I was watching "The Screensavers" on TechTV last night, when they aired a
> segment from the PC Expo in New York City. The reporter
On Wednesday 27 June 2001 14:30, Terry wrote:
> I was curious ...
>
> I was watching "The Screensavers" on TechTV last night, when they
> aired a segment from the PC Expo in New York City. The reporter
> there was talking about a new hard drive from Maxtor that will hold
> 100 GB of data. He als
I was curious ...
I was watching "The Screensavers" on TechTV last night, when they aired a
segment from the PC Expo in New York City. The reporter there was talking
about a new hard drive from Maxtor that will hold 100 GB of data. He also
mentioned that M$ windows (95, 98, ME, NT, 2000) use
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
> Delagarza, Gilbert wrote:
> > Could somebody tell me how to enable a second drive? Its
> > already installed on the server and is recognized by the
> > SCSI controller. I want to use that drive as a cache
> > drive for SQUID.
> > We are running Mandrake 7.0 with Webmin ver
Delagarza, Gilbert wrote:
> Could somebody tell me how to enable a second drive? Its
> already installed on the server and is recognized by the
> SCSI controller. I want to use that drive as a cache drive
> for SQUID.
> We are running Mandrake 7.0 with Webmin ver 0.80.
> Thanks!
>
>
> Gilbert De L
It was Tue, 1 May 2001 09:41:04 -0500 when Delagarza, Gilbert wrote:
>Could somebody tell me how to enable a second drive? Its already installed
>on the server and is recognized by the SCSI controller. I want to use that
>drive as a cache drive for SQUID.
If things are correct, you should alrea
Please never send attachments to the list. I just have to go and
find it and erase it. (If I would run it, it might be a virus.)
At 12:32 09/21/2000 +0800, L. H. LOO wrote:
>Greetings from a 'lurker'.
>I think there is typo in the message below, please cross check with this
>from PCWORLD, OCT,2
Greetings from a 'lurker'.
I think there is typo in the message below, please cross check with this
from PCWORLD, OCT,2000 :
At 20-09-2000 05:34 PM, you wrote:
>7gb partitions in fat 32 will give you 8mb clusters, go larger and they
>double to 16 & 32 mb clusters and I'm not sure but Im sure if
7;m wrong.
Jim
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Subject: [newbie] Hard Drives
Seeing how I am going to install Linux this weekend I have a question
pertaining to multiple hard drives.
Seeing how I am going to install Linux this weekend I have a question
pertaining to multiple hard drives.
I have 3 HD's that will be on the Linux box 6gb, 7gb & 30gb. In windows I
normally partition the 30gb into 4 7gb partitions so I have smaller
clusters and am not wasting space.
Do I
Seeing how I am going to install Linux this weekend I have a question
pertaining to multiple hard drives.
I have 3 HD's that will be on the Linux box 6gb, 7gb & 30gb. In windows I
normally partition the 30gb into 4 7gb partitions so I have smaller
clusters and am not wasting space.
Do I nee
I don't see why it wouldn't. Any ol' harddrive ought to do.
>
> Does anybody know if MDK 7.0 supports Seagate hard drives?
>
> Thanks,
> BG
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