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10-14-2009 07:54 AM
10-14-2009 07:54 AM
Adding new LUN
A new LUN has been presented to the Oracle RAC cluster on RHEL 5.1. We have 4 nodes. The new LUN that is presented is 50 GB in size, its name being /dev/mapper/mpath30 and I have to create an ext3 file system on that LUN named as /orabackup.
Can some one please identify steps specially using fdisk. I have to create a single partition covering the whole LUN. So what options I have to choose in fdisk to accomplish this.
Can some one please identify steps specially using fdisk. I have to create a single partition covering the whole LUN. So what options I have to choose in fdisk to accomplish this.
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10-14-2009 08:13 AM
10-14-2009 08:13 AM
Re: Adding new LUN
Shalom,
Post the output of the following command to get started.
fdisk -l
run it as root.
if the LUN has properly been presented, you should see it on the fdisk output.
You can then use the command line:
fdisk
to set up the new disk as ext3 partition.
SEP
Post the output of the following command to get started.
fdisk -l
run it as root.
if the LUN has properly been presented, you should see it on the fdisk output.
You can then use the command line:
fdisk
to set up the new disk as ext3 partition.
SEP
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10-14-2009 11:45 AM
10-14-2009 11:45 AM
Re: Adding new LUN
In fact is very simple, run fdisk /dev/ and then:
p (to print the current partition table)
n (create new partition)
p (select primary)
1 (select partition number)
ENTER (accept default start cylinder)
ENTER (accept default end cylinder)
w (Write the pertition table and exit)
p (to print the current partition table)
n (create new partition)
p (select primary)
1 (select partition number)
ENTER (accept default start cylinder)
ENTER (accept default end cylinder)
w (Write the pertition table and exit)
Por que hacerlo dificil si es posible hacerlo facil? - Why do it the hard way, when you can do it the easy way?
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