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Re: How do you mount your partitions?



Joseph Smidt <jsmidt@byu.edu> writes:

> /dev/sda6 is Linux LVM
>
> How do I mount my /dev/sda6 partion?

You can't mount itdirectly.  It's an LVM physical volume (part of a
volume group: a container of filesystems [well, block devices]).

> What filesystem type is it?  I think the LVM directory has /home,
>/usr on separate partitions.  How can I access them?

Run pvscan and then vgscan.  Then run "vgchange -a y".  You should now
have access to all the logical volumes.  Run lvdisplay to check, and
then you can mount them.


Regards,
Roger

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