[LBo] Multiple Partitions

Jisao dimark at securenet.net
Fri Aug 4 23:45:29 CEST 2006


Amend, Bob wrote:
>
> I recently changed over from Windows to Ubuntu.  It was relatively
> painless but the learning curve was steeper than I thought.  One
> question I had at the outset was what to do with my 200 gb hard drive 
> that
> Ubuntu resides.  I tried to break it up into 4 partitions but could not
> figure out how to mount the individual partitions.  I tried a lot of
> things but could not modify my /etc/fstab file to have my individual
> partitions recognized.  How can I do this?  This is important because I
> don't want to lose all my music and pictures if the drive craps out or
> gets corrupted.
>
> Please help.
>
> Bob
>
Hum, this is not clear to me. Do you have a second drive on which 
Windows resides.  Only one drive? Did you completely get rid of the 
windows partition?  That is not clear to me.

OR

Are you reformatting your whole drive (the only one in that computer), 
or did you reformat your whole drive and now you have a blank disk 
(having already "fubared" your data)?

OR

Do you have one partition where you have installed Ubuntu, keeping the 
other 3 partitions alive and well (presumably NTFS), and your question 
now is "how do I mount them" to have them available in Linux?

 From your explanations, we will be able to help you further.

Jisao





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