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newfs, mounting, new partitions, HELP!!
Looking for a good online primer/intro to creating a new file system, mounting, and eventually using NFS. Do you use newfs then mount or mount then newfs, how do you work with a new partition to create a new file system.... it's all a bit confusing.
The man pages are a little too verbose and confusing and asking in the computer forum on Craigslist was even less than no help at all. I've googled for this and what I found wasn't good. I'm just looking for a few good online primers/intros on using newfs, mounting, and working with new parititions on *nix. Just something to get a better feel for it. Do you have bookmarks on this to share or just know of a good online resource for this? Muy appreciated. |
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First question for you - what OS and version?
If Solaris is your OS, then you would use these steps: 1. create a new partition from the format command 2. newfs the partition (# newfs /dev/rdsk/c?t?d?s? 3. mount the new partition (# mount /dev/dsk/c?t?d?s? /newmntpoint 3. Use it - you then can put share it as a NFS drive |
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