I might need the explain-it-to-me-like-I'm-a-five-year-old answer, but let me know if my understanding is correct.

I'm running a Hyper-V VM of CentOS with two VHDs attached. /dev/sdb is the extra drive. I've used it to practice creating a partition, formatting it, and mounting it to /data.

Is this correct? Any data that is stored within the /data file system is physically stored on /dev/sdb. Even though /data is a subdirectory of /. All other data within / is physically stored on the other drive.

Going through https://mangolassi.it/topic/7825/sam-learning-linux-system-administration/2, and waiting on food to arrive.

@scottalanmiller I actually sent them a message asking if they were a fellow Naruto fan. I suppose I won't get a response.

I have some good times playing this www.project1999.com.

@wirestyle22 As do mine.

@scottalanmiller Here's where my taste aversion to alcohol has saved me many dollars, and probably my life

Evening posts in this thread have been most entertaining.

@scottalanmiller No. Creating a way to automate this task is on my of things to do / learn.

Doing my daily read of Event Viewer stuff.

@dafyre When I read "madhouse," the tune "Our House" came into my head.

@scottalanmiller Thanks Scott! There is a thread about learning Linux skills, where your tutorial here was linked.