- plug it all in
- look for which sdX drive it is in /var/log/messages
- if you don't want to be stuck with fat32's limitations (case insensitivity, etc), then make it, say, ext3:
- cfdisk /dev/sdX
- make it a linux partition, write, quit
- mkfs.ext3 -m 0 /dev/sdX (-m specifies the % of disk space to reserve for root)
- twiddle thumbs
- mount it
- edit fstab
- blammo
Nick Welch <nick@incise.org>