RE: Help me what can I do looking for suggestions

Ok great I was not sure this was possible or not, I received this
recommendation

"I have Netjuke installed on Linux.  My first drive has the music at
/html/var/music/mp3 (with the OS and everything else) and I just mounted
a second drive at /html/var/music/ogg."

Which is definitely the thing to do for me I am using freebsd and
creating the mount this way would be so easy but I thought I saw some
post a while back about this not working with netjuke because of
separate drives or something, I guess I could be mistaken.

-----Original Message-----
From: Jason Huck [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 6:07 PM
To: Netjuke Users
Subject: Re: [Netjuke-users] Help me what can I do looking for
suggestions

Exactly what to do would depend on your platform/OS, but, for instance,
some
of us using Mac OS X have created a symbolic link to the ~/Music folder
replacing /var/music in the Netjuke directory.

I would think that for a multi-drive setup, you could instead keep the
/var/music directory and place symbolic links to different drives within
it:

/var/music/volume1
/var/music/volume2

You could do the same thing on linux/unix. Might be trickier on Windows.
I
don't think a "shortcut" works quite like a sym link.

Anyway, that's what I was planning to do when my drive fills up, which
will
be soon...very soon...

:)

- jason



> I'd also like to know what can be done about this.  I would like to
keep
> mp3s on more then one volume.

> My music drive is quickly becoming full after converting some of my
old
> 80's/90's cd's to mp3's. From install I do not think you could assign
> more than on drive for the mp3 dir. So do I buy another bigger drive
and
> copy the data from that drive to the new drive, or is there an easier
> way. Can I just add another drive to the system and make this work?
> 
> I know some of you have ran into this problem before looking for
> recommendations.



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