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choasforages:
no no no no no/*choas bangs head into wall*/

make a directory called /stuff
mount the other harddrive on /stuff using a linux partition format
and chmod it to 1777

and change the wine config to put everyhting in there, like a g: drive,

creedon:

quote:Originally posted by Sleeping Dog:
right now it shows the following things under the following categories:

Name   Flags   Part Type   FS Type   (Label)   Size (MB)
hda1   Boot    Primary     FAT16     (DISK1PART01)
1081.7
               Pri/Log     Free Space
   2.0


What do you want changed/added?

SD
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Delete that partition, then create a primary ext2 partition that uses all the available space, then create extended partitions for swap (reccomend 128 Mb.), 500 mb /user, and the balance would be ./ (root).  Then write the partition table.

Master of Reality:
if you make the all available space a partition you have no room for the swap....... Debian doesnt use slices like BSD does, does it?

creedon:

quote:Originally posted by Master of Reality / Bob:
if you make the all available space a partition you have no room for the swap....... Debian doesnt use slices like BSD does, does it?
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No, but you can create an extended partition for swap, Linux recognizes that.

Master of Reality:
if you fill all available space with an Ext2 then there wont be any room for an extended partition.

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