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Adding a new hard disk to Linux, and why the Linux filesystem trounces Windows' butt

Posted by Scott_Ruecker on · 4 comments
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Adding a second (or third or more!) hard drive to your computer is a great way to, well, give your computer more disk space. Ok, the concept is pretty logical but the process to make it work needs some explanation. Here’s what to do, plus one thing the Linux filesystem does brilliantly which Windows can’t do at all.

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Comments (4)

Steven_Rosenber ·
Is this an Australian thing?
jdixon ·
> Is this an Australian thing?

No, it's fairly common usage. A more polite way of avoiding the word kicks.
Steven_Rosenber ·
instead of "k--- a---" it's "trounce butt"?
jdixon ·
Steven:

Essentially, yes. :)

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