Erfdawg
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So I am relatively new to using Linux. I recently installed kubuntu on my laptop and I like it way better than WinXP. I'd like to setup my desktop to dual boot with both so my wife can use WinXP when she needs to.
I have two hard drives (80GB & 30GB) and I'd like to use the 80GB solely for media storage(mp3, DVDs, etc.). Is it possible to set this drive up as a slave and partition it in such a way so that both OSs can access it?  10/27/2006 4:40:19 PM
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agentlion
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yes 10/27/2006 4:40:55 PM |
Erfdawg
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WHat is the best file system to use?
NTFS? 10/27/2006 4:42:19 PM |
jab
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use fat32 10/27/2006 6:29:46 PM |
Perlith
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Right now, stable Linux support of NTFS is read-only. If you aren't ultra-paranoid about security on that drive (like hiding porno from the wife  ), use FAT32. 10/27/2006 8:17:11 PM |
