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Re: [Question #79072]: How to leave the OS on one solid state hardrive and everything else, including packages, to another harddrive.

 

Question #79072 on Ubuntu changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/79072

jbowen7 gave more information on the question:

Guillermo,

Thanks for your answers, they have helped, but have inspired more. I'm going to be doing a clean install on a computer I'm building. I do not own the second hard drive but am thinking about including it in the build. Since it will be the first install of an OS, I assume that I'd just install the OS to the SSD ( assuming the SSD was first to boot) like I was doing a normal clean installation, and as you said “'choose' custom and assign '/'...” All of my media is stored on an external. Transferring the media to the second drive shouldn't be a problem. 
So the questions I now have are:

1)When I enable access to all repositories, or apt-get applications, or change the firewall settings for example, I should be doing this all on the SSD hardrive designated for the OS, right? Should the second hard drive be for media and docs, or also programs, applications, etc?
2)What I meant by sync them was : If the programs are on the second hard drive, will the SSD (OS hard drive) automatically access them and load them into the GUI?
3)I don't know a lot about the what I'm asking about, could you explain how you would go about doing this, what would be stored on what drives, etc?

Thanks again for your help,

jbowen7

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