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Hard Drive on Fedora?
Name: nramjieawan Date: June 2, 2008 at 21:30:17 Pacific OS: Fedora 9 CPU/Ram: P4 Core 2 Duo 3gig Ram
Comment:
I recently made the plunge and threw microsoft vista out the door. I installed Fedora 9 on my system and so far everything is running great. My only problem however is that I have a second hard drive (200gb). I have alot of music and pictures etc on this drive that I definately want to keep. When I start up Fedora I can see the 200gb HD under "places" howerver when i click on it nothing happens or it tells me i do not have permission to open it. SO my question is this. Is it possible to retrieve the information on this HD and then make it accesible by fedora? Or would I have to format this drive which I really realy do not want to do.
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