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[Bruce Smith]

> > Windows separates different drives and partitions by drive letter
> > (A: C: D: ...)  but Linux organizes them completely different.
> > I don't want to dwell on that since it's slightly off-topic from
> > a command line presentation, but I should probably give a quick
> > overview if you need it.
>
> If it is completely different than windows, then we don't understand it.
> I believe we both thought that the basic structure of drives/partitions
> was about the same.

The underlying physical structure of the drives/partitions are the same,
but the way Linux sees them are different.  I'll cover it briefly.

 - BS