Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

[solved] biting off more than I can chew -FDISK

Collapse
This topic is closed.
X
X
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

    #31
    Re: biting off more than I can chew -FDISK

    Thank you oshunluvr! I did just as you said and it came up!
    Snowhog thanks for your help it was terrific! I followed it to the letter and that was the problem what you initially told me to edit to ftab was this

    Then, edit your /etc/fstab file (as root) and add:
    Quote
    # /dev/sdb1
    UUID=1c94956f-dc9f-4b5d-86d7-84f0da250c41 /data ext3 defaults 0 2
    When I realized it should have been this

    Code:
    UUID=1c94956f-dc9f-4b5d-86d7-84f0da250c41 /data      ext3  defaults    0    2
    I went ahead and corrected it, but didn't say anything as I didn't want to be rude.The correction resulted in this.

    then I went ahead and tried to mount the disk again typoed it, corrected and ran fdisk and that blkid thing again

    Code:
    bryan@Photoframe:~$ sudo mount-a
    sudo: mount-a: command not found
    bryan@Photoframe:~$ sudo mount -a

    bryan@Photoframe:~$ sudo fdisk -l
    From the post previous to your last one. I am sorry I should have pointed this out earlier but as I said I was trying not to be rude to someone who was trying to help a noob such as me.

    Thanks again to everyone for thier help.
    3 machines running Kubuntu9.10 still working on the dual boot and sharing a printer with win 7

    Comment


      #32
      Re: biting off more than I can chew -FDISK

      Glad we got it sorted out. Please edit your first post and add <Solved> or a similar comment to the subject line.

      Please Read Me

      Comment


        #33
        Re: biting off more than I can chew -FDISK

        Originally posted by converted tux
        Snowhog thanks for your help it was terrific! I followed it to the letter and that was the problem what you initially told me to edit to ftab was this

        Then, edit your /etc/fstab file (as root) and add:
        # /dev/sdb1
        UUID=1c94956f-dc9f-4b5d-86d7-84f0da250c41 /data ext3 defaults 0 2
        When I realized it should have been this

        Code:
        UUID=1c94956f-dc9f-4b5d-86d7-84f0da250c41 /data      ext3  defaults    0    2
        I went ahead and corrected it, but didn't say anything as >>>I didn't want to be rude.<<<

        From the post previous to your last one. I am sorry I should have pointed this out earlier but as I said I was trying not to be rude to someone who was trying to help a noob such as me.
        I've got a thicker skin than that. Really, don't ever be hesitant to point out an error in a post - we are all human. But to be picky for a moment, this is what I actually posted:
        Posted by: Snowhog Posted on: March 15, 2010, 01:56:09 pm

        Okay. First, you need to create a mount-point for this HD. Open a console and type:
        Code:
        sudo mkdir /media/data
        Then, edit your /etc/fstab file (as root) and add:
        # /dev/sdb1
        UUID=1c94956f-dc9f-4b5d-86d7-84f0da250c41 /data ext3 defaults 0 2
        So I did tell you to "mkdir /media/data" in the first action, but yes, I typoed in the second when I indicated /data instead of /media/data. So there. We both 'erred.'

        But no matter, you got it straightened out with everyones help, and that's what it's all about.
        Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦
        Windows no longer obstruct my view.
        Using Kubuntu Linux since March 23, 2007.
        "It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data." - Sherlock Holmes

        Comment


          #34
          Re: [solved] biting off more than I can chew -FDISK

          Again snowhog thanks for your help.
          3 machines running Kubuntu9.10 still working on the dual boot and sharing a printer with win 7

          Comment

          Users Viewing This Topic

          Collapse

          There are 0 users viewing this topic.

          Working...
          X