On 2001-07-19, Alejandro González Hernández - Imoq wrote:
>> 1. 'fdisk /dev/hdb'
>> 2. partition the drive the way you want it partitioned.
>> 3. write the info to disk and exit fdisk.
>> 4. for each partition do a 'mke2fs /dev/hdbX' (where X is the partition
>> number).
>> 5. create mount points for each partition (for example: mkdir /disk2)
>> 6. mount the partitions (mount /dev/hdbX /disk2)
>> 7. make an entry in /etc/fstab for the partitions. after you
>> successfully mount the partitions, you can look in /etc/mtab and cut and
>> paste the entries from mtab to fstab.
>> 8. umount the partitions and do a 'mount -a' to test the fstab entries.
>> 9. celebrate.
>
>
>Thanks!
>
>I am actually in the "celebration" part right now ;)
You're advised to run mke2fs with option -c to check for bad blocks,
or run the separate command "badblocks /dev/hdX" on each partition.
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