HP confie ses packs open source à Linagora. Musique Libre ♫ Linux: Adding Drives in Linux. The Theory Behind Hard Drive Management June 3, 2002 By Alexander Prohorenko "How can I add one more hard disk? ", "What should I do if my collegue brings a new hard disk and I have to copy my files there? ", "When I was using Windows, one could see the new disk immediately and Linux is too complex! " These are some of the common questions and concerns of new Linux users, who are facing the problem of adding of a new hard drive.
Some of them are so accustomed to Windows that they can not think any other way, so they come up with such statements as "I have used fdisk and format programs, but there are no such ones in Linux! " In reality, the procedure of adding of new hard drive in Linux is not that hard and sometimes you can spend less time then you would spend to do the same thing in Windows. I'm going to start from the theory of the process. All hard disk drives in the Linux operation system have special names, which consist of three parts, two of which are listed here: ...and so on. or.
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