Hi,
I'm not sure what to do about a problem I'm having. I have 3 HD on a
computer. One is a NTFS for windows 2000, one is a 40 gig with 35 gigs
for space and partition that I am trying to set up as a new /home dir,
and the third is the linux drive. Here is my problem when I try to mount
it so that
In the future, you might want to consider using parted instead of fdisk.
Parted will create the file system at the same time that it creates the
partition. Although, it is a bit more risky to use. I've blown away
whole drives with one misinformed command. :/
> Thanks to all you guys who answe
> >From this can anyone possibly tell me what I've done wrong. If you need
> more info please let me know.
> David
>
Yep.
You seem to have forgotten to do an mke2fs on your new partition.
mk*fs family is the roughly equivalent to format on windows
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On Wed, 2003-08-13 at 23:57, David Smith wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm not sure what to do about a problem I'm having. I have 3 HD on a
> computer. One is a NTFS for windows 2000, one is a 40 gig with 35 gigs
> for space and partition that I am trying to set up as a new /home dir,
> and the third is the linux
At 05:57 PM 8/13/03 -0500, David Smith wrote:
>Hi,
>I'm not sure what to do about a problem I'm having. I have 3 HD on a
>computer. One is a NTFS for windows 2000, one is a 40 gig with 35 gigs
>for space and partition that I am trying to set up as a new /home dir,
>and the third is the linux drive.
Thanks to all you guys who answered my question...that was it exactly!
David
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