I'm installing a new hard drive and I'm setting it as slave. I want to install Slackware 10 on this drive and be able to boot from either hard drive. I've looked through many guides and the best one I've been able to find is: [website]bitbenderforums.com/vb22/showthread.php?postid=311808[/website] (Don't have enough post to post link yet
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Like the rest, they all explain how to install on one hard drive and just partition the drive. So can someone tell me if this is the way I need to do it in my case:
First run fdisk on slave HD:
hdb should be my slave HD right?
Then make partition for slack.
The slave is only 15GB so I don't know if I should just partition 14GB for root and 1GB for swap or use the scheme he uses in this guide:
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root partition
swap partition
partition for /usr
partition for /opt
partition for /home
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Which Scheme should I use?
So assuming I'm going to create a just a root and swap partition I would create a primary partition for the root and then just an extended for the swap?
After this partitions should be set and I can begin install?
The bootloader should be able to choose between two different hd right? Anything different to setup?