Nomura

For dmesg, it said it only saw the one that's running, and fdisk -l didn't work at all. I think it's crashed, because when I restart the computer and tell it to boot Windows, it either says "Operating System not found" or just stays black with a single cursor and doesn't let me type anything.

I've looked in the places menu, but there's only the usual (filesystem, music, documents, etc.). There's no other drives there.

Hi everybody...I'm Nomura! New to linux-noob, but only a semi-noob when it comes down to it... I'm 17, started using Ubuntu in 2006, because I heard it was a good learning environment for wanna-be programmers. Currently learning Python and Logo, and working with Macs in the IT department at my school! Joined the forum because it seemed like a good place to work with other linux users and learn some new things! Nomura

In my computer, I added a second hard drive to install Ubuntu on, so I had one with that and one with Windows XP on it. I want to be able to access files on the Windows drive from Linux, but all the tips I got from other threads and people haven't worked. As far as I can tell, Linux doesn't recognize that there's another drive at all. Any ideas?