Comments on: Eee PC 900 has 2 separate solid state disks, not just two partitions http://liliputing.com/2008/04/eee-pc-900-has-2-separate-solid-state.html Compact Computing Wed, 23 May 2012 15:42:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Larry Doliver http://liliputing.com/2008/04/eee-pc-900-has-2-separate-solid-state.html#comment-48592 Larry Doliver Wed, 16 Apr 2008 19:24:15 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress/2008/04/eee-pc-900-has-2-separate-solid-state-disks-not-just-two-partitions.html#comment-48592 On the linux version, of course this is moot, and you can simply use LVM and make the two devices operate as one physical disk On the linux version, of course this is moot, and you can simply use LVM and make the two devices operate as one physical disk

]]> By: Brad Linder http://liliputing.com/2008/04/eee-pc-900-has-2-separate-solid-state.html#comment-48593 Brad Linder Wed, 16 Apr 2008 15:28:48 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress/2008/04/eee-pc-900-has-2-separate-solid-state-disks-not-just-two-partitions.html#comment-48593 Yeah, it looks like you'll have a C and D drive. Of course, you can install programs to the D drive or do anything else you like. But it probably makes the most sense to treat it as a storage drive and keep all your programs together on the C drive until you run out of space. Yeah, it looks like you'll have a C and D drive. Of course, you can install programs to the D drive or do anything else you like. But it probably makes the most sense to treat it as a storage drive and keep all your programs together on the C drive until you run out of space.

]]> By: Larry Doliver http://liliputing.com/2008/04/eee-pc-900-has-2-separate-solid-state.html#comment-5144 Larry Doliver Wed, 16 Apr 2008 15:24:15 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress/2008/04/eee-pc-900-has-2-separate-solid-state-disks-not-just-two-partitions.html#comment-5144 On the linux version, of course this is moot, and you can simply use LVM and make the two devices operate as one physical disk On the linux version, of course this is moot, and you can simply use LVM and make the two devices operate as one physical disk

]]> By: Larry Doliver http://liliputing.com/2008/04/eee-pc-900-has-2-separate-solid-state.html#comment-739 Larry Doliver Wed, 16 Apr 2008 12:24:15 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress/2008/04/eee-pc-900-has-2-separate-solid-state-disks-not-just-two-partitions.html#comment-739 On the linux version, of course this is moot, and you can simply use LVM and make the two devices operate as one physical disk On the linux version, of course this is moot, and you can simply use LVM and make the two devices operate as one physical disk

]]> By: Brad Linder http://liliputing.com/2008/04/eee-pc-900-has-2-separate-solid-state.html#comment-5143 Brad Linder Wed, 16 Apr 2008 11:28:48 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress/2008/04/eee-pc-900-has-2-separate-solid-state-disks-not-just-two-partitions.html#comment-5143 Yeah, it looks like you'll have a C and D drive. Of course, you can install programs to the D drive or do anything else you like. But it probably makes the most sense to treat it as a storage drive and keep all your programs together on the C drive until you run out of space. Yeah, it looks like you'll have a C and D drive. Of course, you can install programs to the D drive or do anything else you like. But it probably makes the most sense to treat it as a storage drive and keep all your programs together on the C drive until you run out of space.

]]> By: Brad Linder http://liliputing.com/2008/04/eee-pc-900-has-2-separate-solid-state.html#comment-738 Brad Linder Wed, 16 Apr 2008 08:28:48 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress/2008/04/eee-pc-900-has-2-separate-solid-state-disks-not-just-two-partitions.html#comment-738 Yeah, it looks like you'll have a C and D drive. Of course, you can install programs to the D drive or do anything else you like. But it probably makes the most sense to treat it as a storage drive and keep all your programs together on the C drive until you run out of space. Yeah, it looks like you’ll have a C and D drive. Of course, you can install programs to the D drive or do anything else you like. But it probably makes the most sense to treat it as a storage drive and keep all your programs together on the C drive until you run out of space.

]]> By: Mike Cane http://liliputing.com/2008/04/eee-pc-900-has-2-separate-solid-state.html#comment-737 Mike Cane Tue, 15 Apr 2008 18:29:22 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress/2008/04/eee-pc-900-has-2-separate-solid-state-disks-not-just-two-partitions.html#comment-737 What are the practical implications of that?<br><br>Will people see C: as the main drive with XP on it and D: for storage?<br><br>I can see myself stripping out a lot of stuff that's in a full XP install (which that seems to be). I don't need, for instance, Solitaire mucking around. What are the practical implications of that?

Will people see C: as the main drive with XP on it and D: for storage?

I can see myself stripping out a lot of stuff that’s in a full XP install (which that seems to be). I don’t need, for instance, Solitaire mucking around.

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