I recently acquired a new (to me) computer. It's an all in one ECS G24. It has a i7 CPU and 16GB RAM. My only issue is that it has just a 120GB hard disk. While I have opened all in ones before, this one doesn't look easy. So for the meantime I will have access my external USB Hard disks to access my stored data. I have less than 100GB space left on the internal disk. Something I am looking into is the PC has a bay for a hard disk right on the PC. I have ordered a multi-terabyte 2.5" disk for that. Do you think that removable drive will be recognized as an internal disk? I'm hoping so. So after I buy that new disk, I will need to move /home to that.
ECS G24 is the world’s first All-in-One PC with a hot swap bay on the right side of the display. Users can easily switch optical drive device to 2.5” portable hard disk and grab data to go whenever needed.
My question is that I know it will not be ideal (I am prepared to have some slowdown accessing them), I would like to know if I can take one of my external drives and point /home to it. So that when I am in caja, If I click on the pictures, documents, etc locations, that it will take me to the external drive rather than the internal drive.
I have already installed Ubuntu MATE on the new pc. Maybe I will have to redo the installation with the external disk connected. I am hoping that I can make that my /home after the fact.
Thanks in advance!