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08-05-2007
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Hello preethi,
this is my understanding on your question: you need a device on which a filesystem should be created but the device should not be a mounted device. to achieve this, you should be creating a partition using LVM or FDisk , CFDisk etc tools and format the partition using the mkfs tool with what ever file system you require. leave this partition without mounting!! note: creating a partition may demand for a reboot of the system in OLD versions of Linux/Unix. -ilan 
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