Stephen Liu wrote:> I can make WinXP disk as Slave and mount both of them in the same PC. When I start Linux and mount the Slave drive, Linux can see WinXP and use the latter's files and data but not vice versa. WXP can't read Linux partitions... >I heard 'parted' but never use it. I will let you know my test result when >available Cool! >>When a user logs in they will be dumped straight into their home DIRECTORY >>you specified when you created the user wherever that may be slave or primary. >Yes, that is correct. My question is "how about the existing users and >their folders", how to move them to Slave drive. Is it by drag and drop on >Konqueror? I only use the command line and I've NEVER used kde... Sorry. Coupla options here via command line tho: -use 'usermod' to change the home directory of the user and you could just move their existing data to the new home. or, -use ln to link the user directory on the new disk on their current home directory. ie. #ln -s /directory/on/new/disk/ /home/jondoe Make sure you mv all of the existing data first though. look at: man ln man usermod for more info... Alternatively try to find a way to do this with Konqueror. If you feel brave give the command line a go, you never know you might like it. Rgds, M:) -- Psyche-list mailing list Psyche-list@redhat.com https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/psyche-list
