davidabutler1981 :
I currently have vista . . . Any help on completely wiping the hds and putting ubuntu on would be extremely helpful
Completely wipe? Easy enough -- get System Rescue CD at sysresccd.com and once burned to CD at no more than about 10X ( to ensure integrity) bott to it and after hitting the default a few times you will arrive at a page that says to enter either "wizard" or startx". At the multi-colored prompt, enter the commad some calldata destroyer, but that's another story --
[cpp]dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=4096 conv=notrunc,sync [/cpp]
use
sda for hard drive one and
sdb for hard drive two.
Go make a sandwich because it will take a while to wipe zeros to the hard drive. Once done (you'll see about four lines of data that says there is no more room and the rate of writing t the drive), type in the desires "startx" and wait until you see another terminal waiting for you to type in a command (usually a yellow-colored window). There, type in
[cpp]gparted[/cpp] and partition your dirve.
Best wishes!
BTW: why so impatient -- it's the end of a long weekend in the States, you know.