topic Re: mounting file system in Operating System - HP-UX

mounting file system

bassey essien_1 — Thu, 18 Jan 2001 17:48:52 GMT

I have descrepancies of file system layout on
VG03, iam unable to access a file system called
/dev/vg03/sall_2000. These entries are on /etc/fstab but
not on the /etc/mnttab directory. vgdisplay shows that the file system is there. My question is how do i run a mount command on this file system, what options do i specify when executing a mount command. I ran this command: mount /saal_2000, but the error message reads "file not found in /etc/fstab.
Thanks, bassey.

Re: mounting file system

Kevin Wright — Thu, 18 Jan 2001 17:52:03 GMT

mkdir /sal
mount /vgxx/lvxx/sal... /sal

see man mount

Re: mounting file system

Rita C Workman — Thu, 18 Jan 2001 17:54:19 GMT

Hi Bassey,

First...so nice to finally be able to respond to your posts.

When you do a vgdisplay and see /dev/vg03/sall_2000, well the sall_2000 is the logical volume, not the file system....You don't here specify a real file system, just the logical volume. .... ???

Rita

Re: mounting file system

Hamdy Al-Sebaey — Fri, 19 Jan 2001 14:34:41 GMT

Hi Bassey,
I agree with Rita, you need t ocreate FS.

Re: mounting file system

Danny Engelbarts — Fri, 19 Jan 2001 15:08:38 GMT

Hi,

If there is an entry in the fstab just try the command mount -a, this will try to mount all enries fstab which are not mounted yet.

Greetz, Danny.

Re: mounting file system

Dan Hetzel — Fri, 19 Jan 2001 15:20:38 GMT

Hi Bassey,

Welcome back to the forums !!

As you have an entry for /dev/vg03/sall_2000 in your file /etc/fstab, the second field of the same line should tell you the mountpoint of the filesystem.

example
/dev/vg03/sall_2000 /sall vxfs rw,suid,delaylog,datainlog 0 2

The line above tells you that logical volume /dev/vg03/sall_2000 has to be mounted under directory /sall.

Make sure that the mountpoint exists (in this case /sall), issue an 'mkdir' if it doesn't.
Then you would be able to type 'mount /sall' as this will mount the filesystem, providing your filesystems has been created, of course.
If not, you'll have to create it first. The easiest way being 'sam'.
Have a look at manpages for newfs and newfs_vxfs for details.

Best regards,

Dan