Hi Owen,
You don't need to worry about pointing MySQL to the secondary drive as the
database itself is very small. I have a library of over 2000 carts and
backup file I made yesterday could fit on a floppy disk.
What you need is to link the folder where all the .wav files are
(/var/snd/) to your second drive. Luckily this is pretty simple in Linux
using symbolic links.

1. Move the /var/snd folder to your secondary drive. On the command line
type "sudo mv /var/snd /path/to/other/drive/snd"
2. Create a symbolic link. "sudo ln -s /path/to/other/drive/snd /var/snd"

I've done it before with Rivendell and I do it a lot with my Linux systems
(especially my Steam library!).

Hope this helps, I suggest you Google any terms I used that are new to you
just so you understand a little more about how they work.

Cheers,
Steve
aukondk.com


On 12 February 2014 08:54, Owen Dawe <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi all.
> I'm new to linux and Rivendell as well. My LPFM station has run on Windows
> for four yrs or so and I wish to get away from windows entirely. I
> downloaded RRAbuntu 1.13 iso, installed it on a old P4 2.8 cpu with 1.5 g
> if ram to get a feel for Ubuntu/Rivendell. Everything installed perfectly
> and is working. I'm now on a huge learning curve.
>
> RRAbuntu is installed on a 40g drive and I was hoping to have MySQL save
> all data and music to a larger secondary drive. I can't seem to find or
> figure out how you point MySQL to the second drive.
>
> I have a second question I'll post under a separate title.
> Cheers,
> Owen Dawe.
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