 | | | new drive | new drive 2003-05-01 - By thomas@(protected)
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kenneth campbell writes:
> Help!
> I added second scsi drive to 7.2. Edited the /etc/fstab to reflect sdb1
> device.
> The line is:
> /dev/sdb1 /backup ext2 defaults 0 0
>
> After reboot, I come up with this error: "couldn't find matching
> filesystem: label=/tmp FAILED
> **an error occurred during file system check
> **dropping you to a shell
> give root for maintenance
> or CTRL D for normal startup
>
> HElp!
> Thanks
> Ken
> --
> Kenneth Campbell
> Systems Administrator
> SAU #1 - Contoocook Valley School District (ConVal)
> Peterborough, NH 03458
> 603.924.3336 ext.3333
> http://www.conval.edu
Usually the process involves the following:
1. use fdisk to patirion the drive
2. mkfs to create the file system
3. run 'mount' from # to see that it works
4. Add the entry to fstab sothat the system
will mount it at reboot.
Pls. read the man pages to see the options you
need to use (especiallay , mkfs)
RGDS
thomas
>
>
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