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Hello everyone.I'm try to install archlinux on my ssd. but i want use hdd after installation.
fdisk -l
Disk /dev/sdb 698.7 GiB HDD
Disk /dev/sda 232.7 GiB SSD
Disk /dev/sdc 7.8 GiB USB
but cfdisk command output just seen ssd
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Well yes, you will have to specify which disk you want to manipulate on the command line, and the default will be /dev/sda
man cfdisk
cfdisk /dev/sdb
How are you installing Arch?
Mod note: Not an Installation issue, moving to NC.
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Well yes, you will have to specify which disk you want to manipulate on the command line, and the default will be /dev/sda
man cfdisk cfdisk /dev/sdb
How are you installing Arch?
Mod note: Not an Installation issue, moving to NC.
okay i understand.But i want arch installation on ssd.But i also want to access HDD after installation.I mean Arch Linux installed ssd but i was installed BurpSuite on HDD and access it from Arch Linux
Last edited by moore703 (2017-09-24 10:17:12)
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NVMe? If so you might have to load the module explicitly.
Last edited by Mr.Elendig (2017-09-24 12:20:22)
Evil #archlinux@libera.chat channel op and general support dude.
. files on github, Screenshots, Random pics and the rest
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Burp Suite is an AUR package, it will be installed on the SSD just like any other application.
Why do you think you need to run it from the HD?
Have you installed Arch on your SSD yet?
Last edited by Slithery (2017-09-24 12:24:31)
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Yes and there's nothing that will prevent you from doing that. What is your problem now? Your SSD as well as your HDD seem to have been detected properly and are accessible. So partition and install the system as you see fit. Again cfdisk will by default open /dev/sda you have to pass the correct device as an argument if you want to manipulate any other devices.
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Just install base system to the SSD, partition your HDD and format new partitions, then just mount new parts and use genfstab or edit fstab file manually to automount on boot
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