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Help please,
I have red hat 9 installed on first hard drive and I have a second drive I have been keeping for windoze but now I have everything I need on redhat ,"and am so happy to finally get RID of windoze" I am trying to set up second harddrive for more space.
It has my first install of rehat9 on it so I have it mounted and working ok
But I want to know if I can format and just have it empty so I can use it for more space.
How do I format and so on..............
And as for finding your way around in
Linux, there's NOTHING like man ... :)
try
man -k <searchterm>
and it will spit out a list of things that might
match (alternatively, type apropos :}) ...
If it's too much output, use less
apropos <searchterm> | less
If you want to search for a second
keyword in what you get as a list
in less:
/<second searchterm>
If it doesn't show, use -i to toggle case
sensitive searches on/off...
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