I recently installed Fedora Core 4 on my machine (because I lost my SimplyMepis disk and I'm just going to wait until 3.4 comes out to download the ISO). I was dual-booting, but found out how to get everything I need working natively in Linux or through Wine and/or Cedega. So I'm 100% straight Linux now.
Here's how my system is set up hard drive wise:
1 40GB IDE that is my OS
1 160GB SATA that is my "storage" drive.
When I was dual-booting, I had the 40GB split in half (NTFS for Win2k and ReiserFS for Mepis) and the 160GB SATA formatted as FAT32 (so that both OS's had read/write abilities).
Well when I reformatted the 40GB to just straight Linux, I'm using a distro that I'm not familiar with. With Mepis, all you have to do is click the icon to the /mnt/sda1 drive to mount it, or in terminal type
But I'm not familiar with how Redhat has things going with Fedora.
I go to the "Hardware Browser" under "Applications" (I'm using Gnome btw, just to try it out) and I see both hard drives listed. The 40G is /dev/hda and the SATA is /dev/sda
So when I try to mount it:
Code:
[root@localhost ~]# mount /dev/sda
mount: can't find /dev/sda in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
But I can't mount it. Therefore, I can't use it.
Anyone familiar enough with Fedora to tell me how I can get to my SATA drive?
I mainly want to get everything burned off of it so when I reinstall Mepis I can use the SATA as the primary drive and the IDE one as a "backup".