Voytek wrote:
<quote who="O Plameras">
Just a postscript: The procedure you just did should have worked for RH73.
Oscar,
if truth was known, it probably would've worked had the dummy who was doing it tried mounting correct partition.... to protect the guilty, we shall not name him...
meanwhile, I've copied the 'mount' line to /etc/fstab, and, the jfs disks mounts OK on reboot
Q: if I wanted the 'jfs' disk/partition to be '/home', do I simply delete/remove '/home' from the 1st HD, then, mount my jfs disk/partition as '/home' ? that's all, yes?
Now, I just want to be careful here. There are other ways you could achieve the same results. In SysAdmin there are many ways to skin the cat, so it is said by wise men. The following is my way:
Don't delelet/remove /home. Just say,
# umount /dev/sdb5 # mount -t jfs /dev/sdb5 /home
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