> Is there some other way to properly erase the disk so I can start from
> scratch and lay down a new filesystem?
Since neither gparted, not parted, nor fdisk seemed to be able to do
the job, I used dd:
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdc bs=8192
After that I used parted to create a new disk label, and
> > every time I create a new partition the system mounts the partition
> > immediately, and then gparted complains that it can't create the
> > filesystem because the partition is mounted.
>
> probably some nautilus configuration, if you use GNOME
I used gnome-volume-properties to turn off all th
On 4/5/07, Matt Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm using gparted to partition and lay down a filesystem on a hard drive
connected externally via a USB adapter. The problem is every time I
create a new partition the system mounts the partition immediately, and
then gparted complains that it c
I'm using gparted to partition and lay down a filesystem on a hard drive
connected externally via a USB adapter. The problem is every time I
create a new partition the system mounts the partition immediately, and
then gparted complains that it can't create the filesystem because the
partition is
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