Dave Webster [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
To solve a problem I'm having with /var running out of space, I decided
to add a second hard drive.
I found info at freebsd.org on adding disks using sysinstall and
followed the advice. The old disk is a Maxtor 6Y080L0 80G as ad0 and
the new disk is
Thank you for the reply. Your recommendation has worked and I now have
an additional hard drive on my system. I was able to straighten out the
original drive from some backups. Every challenge in FreeBSD is such
an incredible learning experience. Thanks once again.
Dave
On Fri, 2005-11-11 at
To solve a problem I'm having with /var running out of space, I decided
to add a second hard drive.
I found info at freebsd.org on adding disks using sysinstall and
followed the advice. The old disk is a Maxtor 6Y080L0 80G as ad0 and
the new disk is a Maxtor 6Y120P0 as ad3. I ran sysinstall,
On Thu, 8 Jan 2004, Keith McKay wrote:
I got a 3.1Gig
hard drive and thought I'd add it to the FreBSD box and since 4.9 had just
been released I'd start from scratch and install that as well.
Is the second HD just for data?
If so you could use /stand/sysinstall to add it. After it is setup I
a second hard drive
On Thu, 8 Jan 2004, Keith McKay wrote:
I got a 3.1Gig
hard drive and thought I'd add it to the FreBSD box and since 4.9 had
just
been released I'd start from scratch and install that as well.
Is the second HD just for data?
If so you could use /stand/sysinstall
Hi all
I had installed FreeBSD 4.7 on an old pentium I 100MHz with 128Meg RAM and a
2Gig Hard drive. It worked, albeit a little slow but perfectly usable for
experimenting with and learningFreeBSD, and surfing the net. I got a 3.1Gig
hard drive and thought I'd add it to the FreBSD box and since
It took me a little time to figure how to do this but I managed (or so I
thought) to install FreeBSD. However although I can see both drives
during
the installation if I do a df all that is displayed is ad0s with no
information on ad2s. Also I cannot install any more programms since it
says
