Do it the EASY way.
Use Linuxconf.
You have to know in advance what designations those
new partitions have so carefully use fdisk or cfdisk
just to see the numbers such as /dev/hdb1 etc.
Then use those designations in your linuxconf.
You can also try webmin at webmin.com
Linux is easy with the right tools.
--- fooler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mike Carbonel wrote:
>
> > hello,,,
> > need some help... i was able to install
> redhat
> > 6.0.... but i can't mount another hard disk
> installed
> > on my server.... i was able to partition it using
> > fdisk and divided it to 2 partitions(both linux
> > native).... had i made any misconfigurations
> during
> > fdisk??? thanks again in advance....
> >
>
> man mke2fs
>
> fooler.
>
>
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