Just to reiterate a bit on Kurth.
The linux fdisk command can be used to set up the partitions on the new
disk. Once you set up the partitions, run mkfs on each partition to create
a file system on them. Then, add the appropriate entries to the /etc/fstab
file so the partitions can be mounted when you boot.
You might be able to do this through Linuxconf. (I am a SuSE user, and
their YaST utility can be used to do all of this. Red Hat also has Disk
Druid, which I hate, but that is just my opinion).
On 26 Oct 2000, at 8:17, csmith wrote:
> I want to install another hard drive in one of my computers, but I am
> unsure of just how to set it up (ie format the drive with what program
> and then reboot?? any suggestions will be apriciated I am running
> redhat 6.1
Jerry Feldman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Associate Director
Boston Linux and Unix user group
http://www.blu.org
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