Linux fdisk will see the whole thing. The 8-Gbyte limit is
the BIOS, but that is not relevant in linux. You will be
able to partition the whole disk in ext2 partitions and
mount them all, if that is what you want to do.
On Wed, 19 Jan 2000 19:30:59 -0500, Liz Dunbar wrote:
>I usually lurk for a long time before posting but this is urgent - 2nd hard
>disk is going in tomorrow afternoon. I can handle the hardware part, but
>what do I need to do software-wise? Friend got tired of my muttering about
>disk space and bought the school 20GB disk of which my understanding is I
>can currently use 8GB and wait for calmer times and upgrades to grow into
>the rest. Inherited the server & setup so don't know much about it. Help?
>
>
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