Re: filesystem problem
Hello
Vivek Kumar (<vivek@gorave.net>) wrote:
> I installed debian woody on my system. The system is booted and
> everything seems to OK but there are 2 issues:
> 1. /usr is 100% full so it cannot install some files during
> installation
You could move something in /usr to it's own partition, e.g. /usr/share.
Or move somthing to another partition and symlink it back. Or remove
stuff you do not need. Or change the size of your /usr partition to
suit your needs. Which is probably the best idea, because if your /usr
if full directly after installation it very likeley is too small for
you.
> 2. I have /dev/hdd . I can see it in /proc/ide/hdd but
> how can I mount that. Can i edit and add entry for that there and
> reboot ( i tried that but it didn't work).
> Kindly let me know how can I mount /dev/hdd1. My OS is on /dev/hda and
> hdd1 is a removable harddrive.
What exactly did not work? How does the line in your fstab look like?
What was the error message?
Try to mount it manually:
mount -t fstype /dev/hdd1 /some/dir
best regards
Andreas Janssen
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