During install make sure you use fdisk on both and setup a linux swap and a
linux native partition one one.
The other should have just one linux native partition.
Then (also during install) choose to mount the second drive under some
other point.
eg.
/var
I can't remember which directory has what for recursive size, so you may
have to reinstall afew times with a different mount point for the second
drive to get this to work.
Dan
At 11:21 AM 3/17/98 -0500, you wrote:
>
>I have a system which has a 300MB drive and a 200MB drive. It is
>difficult to fit a decent redhat system (X11, networking, latex) on
>either one of these disks, but if I could combine them into one virtual
>drive, I'd do fine. Any idea how I could do that? I know there is
>support for it in the kernel that ships with redhat, but I didn't see
>it as an option during the install, and I'm not sure how I would do
>such a thing post-install, if it is even possible. I'd hate to have to
>buy an EIDE controller and a 1GB drive just to use the old 486.
>
>
>Thanks,
>-Lou
>
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