On Sat, 2010-02-27 at 11:58 -0600, WarKirby wrote: > Oh, nevermind, I suddenly get it. /media is a subdirectory of the ubuntu partition, so I can access it through there. > The usual way to introduce multiple disks is to do a custom Linux installation, which uses an interactive screen to let you assign labels and mount points to partitions and specify which disks are to be reformatted. This assumes that all the disks are not swappable, i.e. they are screwed down in the computer chassis and connected via IDS/SCSI/SATA cables. This way its easy to say that /home is the mountpoint for a partition containing login directories and to add additional mountpoints for extra disks. Typically anything mounted on a subdirectory in /media would be removable (CD/DVD/SD card/USB drive). How did you configure your extra drives to be mounted in /media, or are they just removable drives? Martin
