Jack Ensor wrote:
> Using Emc2 off of the Live cd and updated to 2.1.7, I installed a 2nd 
> hard drive but the file browser does not see it.  It is detected okay in 
> the bios.  What could be the problem?
What file system, if any, is on this 2nd drive?  If none, then 
you have to format and create a file system on it.  If you want 
a Linux file system, you use fdisk (very carefully) to create 
the partitions, and then mkfs to create the file systems on 
those partitions.  There are ways to create other file systems 
as well.

if it already has a file system on it that you want to access, 
you need to find out what partiton number that file system is 
on.  Again, fdisk can be useful to see the partition table.
Then, you need to mount the file system.  If this is for a 
one-time job to copy files, you can do it with the mount command.

first, make a place to mount the file system, with :

mkdir /mnt/disk2

then, mount it like this :

mount /dev/hdb2 /mnt/disk2

Assuming the 2nd drive is the slave on the first IDE cable.  If 
it is the master drive on the 2nd IDE, it would be /dev/hdcx.
The number after the hdb or hdc is the number of the partition 
you want to mount, I just used 2 in the above command as an 
example.  You may have to mount each file system to see what is 
in it until you find what you want.

If you want to add the drive to the system permanently, then you
need to edit /etc/fstab, which is what the system used to mount 
the file system that it now has.  Do: man fstab to get some help 
on this file.

All of the above needs to be done with root priveleges, using 
the sudo command.  Especially, the fdisk command is very 
dangerous, make sure you point it at the right drive before 
making any changes.

Jon

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