First I want to thank everyone who answered my debian install questions
and the many debian comments over the last few days. It was very helpful.
I have debian installed on a drive and running great but have one question.
I have a removeable drive bay for my primary drive so run my machine
using seperate drives as win98 (seldom anymore) Mandrake 9.1 (my
primary system)
and the new Debian drive.
I have a second small drive that I keep stuff backed to that was
formatted and set up with windows but has worked well with Mandrake.
My problem is when Debian boots up it mounts as" Hard Disk Partition (hdc1)"
there is an icon on the desk top and I can access the drive and xfer
data to the Debian drive BUT I can't write to the drive or create a
folder on the drive. It is a one way street and I need to back up data.
Thanks for any help. Maury
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