Hi,
I have "Windows XP" installed on my computer and I would like to install also the "FreeBSD" OS (I have never had it before :\) so that I will have 2 operating systems on it. But I have a little problem.
As I know, on UNIX systems the directory structure has only "one" root, so nothing like "C:" or "D:". On the other hand, on Windows there can be multiple drives.
So let's say that I have a 100 GB hard disk and it is partitioned into 3 partitions (on the first there is Windows, on the second is UNIX and the third is reserved for data). And now when I am in FreeBSD and I create or save some file, let's say to the path "/home/files/", where really on the disk it will be stored?
Thanks.
I have "Windows XP" installed on my computer and I would like to install also the "FreeBSD" OS (I have never had it before :\) so that I will have 2 operating systems on it. But I have a little problem.
As I know, on UNIX systems the directory structure has only "one" root, so nothing like "C:" or "D:". On the other hand, on Windows there can be multiple drives.
So let's say that I have a 100 GB hard disk and it is partitioned into 3 partitions (on the first there is Windows, on the second is UNIX and the third is reserved for data). And now when I am in FreeBSD and I create or save some file, let's say to the path "/home/files/", where really on the disk it will be stored?
Thanks.