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09-27-2006 03:02 AM
09-27-2006 03:02 AM
fdisk disk partitions
Hi all:
ProLiant DL360G5 with fresh install of RHEL4 U4.
I have manually created hard partitions for /usr, /tmp, /opt, etc. and made a big LVM volume as well.
Problem, I have disk devices as /dev/cciss/c0t0pX . How do I fdisk these? How do I determine what the device name is for the big LVM device I created during the install?
Thanks
ProLiant DL360G5 with fresh install of RHEL4 U4.
I have manually created hard partitions for /usr, /tmp, /opt, etc. and made a big LVM volume as well.
Problem, I have disk devices as /dev/cciss/c0t0pX . How do I fdisk these? How do I determine what the device name is for the big LVM device I created during the install?
Thanks
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09-27-2006 03:04 AM
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Re: fdisk disk partitions
Spoke too soon. Found it by using fdisk -l
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Re: fdisk disk partitions
Thanks
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