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09-02-2004 09:16 PM
09-02-2004 09:16 PM
unable to seek partition
hi,
i have added a new 36 hdd on my existing linux server. the partition that i made is as sdd1 and sdd2.when i give the command fdisk /dev/sdd2 i get the error message unable to seek on /dev/sdd2 what is the possible reason for this.
thanks
ravi
i have added a new 36 hdd on my existing linux server. the partition that i made is as sdd1 and sdd2.when i give the command fdisk /dev/sdd2 i get the error message unable to seek on /dev/sdd2 what is the possible reason for this.
thanks
ravi
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09-02-2004 09:58 PM
09-02-2004 09:58 PM
Re: unable to seek partition
Hi,
why are you using command fdisk /dev/sdd2 ?
if you want to do partitions or to change id you must use fdisk /dev/ssd
why are you using command fdisk /dev/sdd2 ?
if you want to do partitions or to change id you must use fdisk /dev/ssd
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