Hi all, I am using a laptop with two hard drives in it, one which has Windows Vista installed on it, and another physical drive which is a Data drive, each of them are 150 GB in capacity. I wanted to convert my Data drive into a disk that has Fedora 13 (KDE Spin) on it. I made a 2GB USB pen drive into a LiveUSB with the KDE Spin ISO file on it and my computer boots up fine into Fedora 13 with it. However, when I go to "Install to Hard Drive," I am presented with a conundrum. When I go to select which drive I want to install the Fedora OS to, the drives are virtually indistinguishable, save for differing IDs which are just strings of random numbers and letters. I can't, for example, tell from this how much space is left on either, or which drive has Windows installed on it, and I don't want to partition one for Fedora 13 only to find out that it was the drive with Windows on it and end up losing all of my information. Does anyone know of a way to distinguish between the two, or can anyone help me through this process? Thank you for your time and help! Dan -- users mailing list users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe or change subscription options: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/users Guidelines: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Mailing_list_guidelines
