Ah, gotcha. Thanks. Exactly the sort of detail I made this post for.
Pretty sure, unless partitions can span multiple drives or something? I want to keep the data on my hdd home where it is, except for the games. Too much to move anyway. For the new ssd, I want an os partition and a data partition like I have now, but this will be mostly for games that will benefit from the speed; I’ll use the hdd for media files and such. Once all that is up and working, I can get rid of the stuff on the old ssd and use it for more game space or whatever.
I just want games and os on the ssd, and data files on the hdd. 3 parts is all I know atm.
Idk anything about it, I just see all these ssds advertising their “256 bit aes encryption” or whatever. I tried looking it up, and could read how great it was, but not what it was like to actually use it, particularly under linux. It’s not a big deal that I even use it really, I just wanted to make sure that I don’t screw something else up just because it’s there and I don’t know what to expect.