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Hello - I am using Fedora Core3, and added a 2nd hard drive - this hd is from my old linux box, it has a defective suse 9.1 os and about 60 gigs of media files in /home/joel (me).
I want to know how to access that directory which I think is dev/hdb2/home/joel/music and move it to hda1, then erase hdb and use it for archiving mp3's which may be accessed by all users on my system.
bash: cd: /mnt/hdb2/home/joel: No such file or directory
It just looks like you accidentally used the device name there instead of just plain old hd. Unless, of course, you were tweaking the earlier commands a little before running them on your system.
EDIT:
If you still get an error, then it's either the wrong partition, or a slightly different path than you recall. It really depends on how the Suse system was set up (with regard to partitions).
Last edited by Dark_Helmet; 02-24-2005 at 12:19 AM.
you are a genious. One more thing - to copy this huge directory to hda/home/joel so that I can delete everything else there, (there are about 7 directories here with 60 gig total, would my command look like this -
cp /mnt/hd/home/joel/* /home/joel/
???
Thank you so much for all this - you have saved me hours!
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