Moving Audio and Jam Pack Content to second hard drive

I recently installed Logic Studio and all the content onto my startup hard drive (250 GB). I have a second internal hard drive (80 GB) that is wiped clean.
Can I safely move all the Audio and Jam Pack Content (contained originally on the 6 DVDs) from the startup hard drive to the second hard drive? Or do I have to go through the whole installation process again? If so, where is all the content located on my startup drive?
Thanks for help and advice on this newbie question.

Thanks. I found this which was helpful
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=5340760
I decided to move them to the external hard drive and not use an alias. I haven't even opened Logic yet so the Logic library should be ok.

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