I have hard drives in a raid 0 array on my PCI raid card, which is a sil680. OpenSuse 10.3 would not complete installation when this was in my computer, so I removed it and after I installed OpenSuse linux 10.3, I put it back in.
Everything is working fine now except that I don’t have access to my raid drives. How can I get them to work in linux?
I want to be able to switch between using Linux and Windows without overloading or complicating one hard drive. Are there any pitfalls with running different operating systems in seperate hard drives?
I have two hard drives on my computer. One is C which the computer boots Windows XP from, and the other is drive F which is only used for storage.
I want to install ubuntu on drive F, and still be able to use it for storage. I would also like it be so that I can drag files onto drive F in windows, and be able to see them in Ubuntu. Is this possible, and if so, How?
I currently have two hard drives, one has ubuntu the other windows. At the moment I restart my PC and choose a different primary boot drive to switch between the two. Is there any way to switch between them without restarting my PC, or reinstalling either?
I just got a computer from a friend that had a corrupted version of windows xp. I tried uninstalling it through the command prompts but it says it wont work. I tried installing linux but after the boot screen it comes up with all these error messages. Im not planning on partitioning my hard drives. Does anyone know if you have to uninstall windows to make linux work right?