If you install ASL successfully on one disk, then install a second one I think you MAY move stuff to the other disk. That suggests of course, that you can link the new disk/directories in the current hierarchy with "ln".
Hi Volker, for security reasons, the asl distribution contains not tools for partitioning and formatting harddisks. But you can do the following: 1. install the second harddisk in your pc 2. boot with a installation cdrom of redhat linux (7.x) and choose the 'linux rescue' option when the boot prompt appears 3. a dialog box appears: choose your language (don't be scared: nothing will be installed!); do not let the system mount anything - you will not need it 4. lets say, your new harddisk is /dev/hdb; so do a fdisk /dev/hdb; create two (or more) partitions: /dev/hdb1 and /dev/hdb2 5. create the filesystems: 6. reboot you asl; check if the new partitions are present: 7. mount the partitions to temporary mountpoints: 8. chdir to /var/chroot-squid: 9. stop squid: 10. copy the hole stuff to the new location: (or use tar) 11. umount your old squid-partition: and also the new one 12. now edit your /etc/fstab (try when you have trouble with vi) 13. do a 14. start your squid again: 15. hopefully all works fine (and i didn't forget something :-)
Don't use ln - you cannot use hard links on directories and it also can cause trouble, cause squid runs chrooted!