What to do when you are out of disk space?
Hello there. I have an 80GB HD I current run linux on. In windows I know that when you run out of disk space, you can just pop in another drive and start installing programs to that drive.
With the way linux handles disks, and a distro like Ubuntu, how can I expand my disk storage by installing another hard drive?
I don't wish to lose any of my data or reinstall linux on a different HD. I want linux to make use of both my HDs. Any way to make linux view the two drives as one mounted at / or something?
You may ask how I filled the 80GB. Well I haven't (yet), but I'm curious to know if this can be done because I have some older PCs which could benefit from this.
Thanks!
(Oh and btw they are just regular IDE hard drives.)
Last edited by dracflamloc; 02-10-2006 at 03:05 PM.
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