I got an additional hard disk a few days ago (300 GB, IDE, PATA). today I
finally took the time to remove the (empty) old 40 GB disk with the two
uncorrectable sectors from my internal mobile rack & put the new disk
in. after some hours of copying stuff around I now have my three disks set
up as like this:
- SATA 1: "system" (i.e. / /boot swap) — 160 GB
- SATA 2: "data" (i.e. /home) — 250 GB
- PATA: at the moment only backup of the first disk — 300 GB
hm, actually that's a huge amount of disk space. — sometimes I think
back at the times when my father's first computer at his office (a 286, in
1987) had one hard disk with 20 _M_B; & it was half empty ...
gregoa@belanna:~$ df
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/hde3 152807104 9158584 135886316 7% /
tmpfs 509460 0 509460 0% /lib/init/rw
udev 10240 48 10192 1% /dev
tmpfs 509460 4 509456 1% /dev/shm
/dev/hde1 45130 22914 19808 54% /boot
/dev/hdg1 240362656 106449076 121703780 47% /home
/dev/hda1 288435168 10465756 263317732 4% /mnt/hda1
gregoa@belanna:~$
oh, & when I finally deleted the backup of my moved home directory I accidentely
deleted parts of my real homedir. grmpf. I think I could recover most of the
deleted stuff from my laptop but still ... oh, & I also deleted my
homedir on our flat server (& I don't know how exactly, it must still
have been mounted somewhere). *sigh*
