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Just an update for those who were so kind as to help me: I've gotten my two new disks; they just arrived today. I've partitioned one of them as follows: 0.5 GB /boot 35.0 GB / 25.0 GB /home 95.0 GB /misc 2.5 GB swap Yes, this only seems to add up to 158GB and not 160, but that's what fdisk would let me do. I'm copying data now to this one. I'll then partition the other the same way, but leave it blank. I've made /boot bootable. Over the weekend, I'll edit /etc/fstab on the new drive to make sure it mounts things correctly, and then replace the old with the new drive. Once I'm sure this will boot, I can add the second drive on another IDE interface and do whatever RAID magic I neet to get the /, /home and /misc mirrored. I'll beep the duplicate /boot partitions based upon a previous suggestion, as well as two non-mirrored swap partitions (unless the consensus really is to RAID the swap). I'll keep you updated as this moves on - and I'll probably need to ask more questions. I've got another, but as it doesn't relate to this I'll start another thread for it... -Don
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