Hi Michael, >"fdisk -l" lists which disks are connected and what partitions are on them. >That usually gives a good idea which one you may need. >However, simply using "mount" to mount a partition ony works if the >partition(s) in questions aren't part of an LVM. If they're part >of an LVM, then it gets a hell of a lot more complicated as outlined at the >URL below: >http://www.solarspeed.net/otrs/public.pl?Action=PublicFAQ&CategoryID=10&ItemID=59
This is exactly what I wrote 2 minutes after that :-) the OP did write that he test mounted with /dev/sdb (as it would be for a CD etc.). Regarding fdisk –l, the OP also wrote that he installed another drive and that he wishes to move /home over to it, so this does look straight forward. The reason I suggested fdisk –l is to verify what is the correct partition number to be used in /etc/fstab. Regards, Dudi _______________________________________________ Blueonyx mailing list [email protected] http://www.blueonyx.it/mailman/listinfo/blueonyx
