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<0> lo square :)
<0> kut is here?
<1> Who knows.
<2> kut blow znx
<0> :O
<1> crumbs
<2> haha
<0> heh
<2> kutzooi, give znx a blowjob
<3> :D
<1> uh oh, it's runedude
<3> heh
<3> square: sorry it was in use :)
<2> what was? the outhouse?
<4> square: reset it
<2> yes flush behind you
<0> nvm i did it
<0> :)
<2> hrm, did you wash your hands?
<5> How do I mount my secondary hard drive :(
<5> I just added a harddrive on my computer and I want to mount it to /srv -- it's a 15gb :)
<5> like in /etc/fstab would I add /dev/hdd /srv ?
<6> /dev/md1 /usr ext3 defaults 1 2
<6> change md1 with the appropriate /dev/hd??
<5> dubkat: if im trying to format my secondary hd that i haven't added to fstab yet would i fdisk /dev/hda ?
<5> or fdisk /dev/hdb1 ?
<6> um
<6> look and see
<1> they're all like, stop spraying me with ink, kutzooi, stop eating the garbage, kutzooi
<6> fdisk -l
<5> hdb2 I think
<5> hdb1 has a boot flag
<6> um
<5> no its /dev/hdb !
<5> Disk /dev/hdb: 15.3 GB :) yep
<6> i thought this was a new disk
<5> It is
<5> Well no it's used, I bought it from someone
<6> ok.
<5> Just trying to add it, i'm nub
<6> well then its hdb
<5> Question, when adding a secondary drive, do I create a root partition on it?
<6> you can either partition it, or just reformat it
<5> I need to do both
<6> no
<5> What partition would I create on a secondary hd ?
<5> dubkat, I have no clue
<6> what filesystem are you going to use? ext3 ?
<6> ...and is there data on the disk you are trying to save?
<5> No data on the disk im trying to save, and I have no idea what file system I want to use.
<5> The File system that will make that hd my secondary drive :| Heh
<6> how many partitions are on the drive?
<5> None, I deleted them all
<6> you can use fdisk /dev/hdb to remove them
<6> ooh ok
<6> did you create a new partition?
<5> I don't know which one to create...
<6> create a new linux partition
<5> swap root ?
<6> no
<5> i see
<6> just a Linux partition
<5> so like a primary partition?
<6> yeah
<6> and you need to specify a type
<5> what about first cylinder ?
<5> default 1 ? 1?
<6> just go with the defaults
<7> i get no sound at all, although i had it just 24 hours ago. where do i even begin troubleshooting this? cannot se any error messages except for xmms stating that the sound device kan not be opened!
<8> motin, no sound with xmms, or everything?
<5> dubkat, im saving and exiting fdisk
<7> everything
<8> Have you checked your volume levels?
<5> <M> = Mute
<7> yep
<7> alsamixergui says everything is unmuted and at max volume
<5> dubkat, how do I set it to ext3? or tell if it is ext3 ?
<5> mke2fs or something
<6> mkfs.ext3 /dev/hdb1
<8> fdisk is kick ***
<8> And I though PartitionMagic was just amazing...
<7> is there some sort of systemwide debug-log in linux?
<8> lol
<5> i get mke2fs 1.38 (30-june-2005)
<5> /dev/hdb1 is apparently in use by the system; will not make a fielsystem here
<8> /var/log/messages
<7> interesting
<7> thanks, gotta check it out
<8> Did you lose sound after installing something? What distro?
<7> but no
<7> nothing happens when error displays
<7> i had it running all night at a party, and i can swear there was sound, as we danced to something
<7> i just dont get it
<7> now i got something: ALSA lib pcm_dmix.c:819:(snd_pcm_dmix_open) unable to open slave
<7> but what does it mean?
<5> dubkat: mkfs.ext3 /dev/hdb1 gives me /dev/hdb1 is apparently in use b the system
<6> well than that is not the correct partition
<5> what do you mean? What do I do :O
<5> its the wrong partition ?
<8> fdisk -l
<8> paste it here
<5> I can type it out, but for my secondary hd ( the one im trying to setup right now ) says
<5> Disk /dev/hdb: 15.3 GB, blah bytes .. /dev/hdb1 start1 endblah id 83 Linux
<5> Just trying to add a partition -- mkfs.ext3 /dev/hdb1 doesn't seem to be working
<5> Actually when I mkfs.ext3 /dev/hdb it seems to work ?
<7> How do I list processes that use certain devices, like audio-devices?
<8> maybe try mke2fs -j /dev/hdb1
<5> PHiSQuaRE, teh thing is, when i fdisk -l my secondary shows as /dev/hdb
<5> so maybe it's /dev/hdb instead of /dev/hdb1
<8> No, dev/hdb is the drive, /dev/hdb1 is your new partition on the drive
<5> Oh..
<5> I keep getting /dev/hdb1 is apparently in use by the system, will not make a filesystem here
<8> Well, reboot, and try again
<5> Uh, okay :)
<8> You didn't try to mount did you?
<5> Yeah
<5> earlier on
<8> That could be the problem.
<8> You added to /etc/fstab?
<5> It was just there actually, heh
<5> in fstab, just no partition type or anything set
<8> try to umount it
<5> umount: /dev/hdb1 is not mounted ( according to mtab)
<8> umount where it is mounted to
<8> umount /mnt/hardrive
<5> umount: /mnt/hdb1 is mount mounted
<5> So i guess ill try and add that partition now
<5> mkfs.ext3 /dev/hdb1
<5> /dev/hdb1 is apparently in use by the system; DAmnit
<8> Here's what I would do, go into /etc/fstab, comment out the hdb1 line, reboot and try to apply the filesystem then
<5> init Sixing, heh
<5> Ugh, i rebooted ---- mkfs.ext3 /dev/hdb1 /dev/hdb1 is apparently in use by the system
<5> Hey, would it be a big deal if I did an ext2 partition?
<5> Okay so that didn't work
<8> How in the f is it in use by the system?
<9> er
<9> unmount it?
<9> ah
<5> SmileyLap: Unmount it?
<5> SmileyLap, I tried umount /dev/hdb and umount /dev/hdb1 but it kept saying " umount: /dev/hdb1: not mounted"
<5> Anybody
<5> ;_;
<5> when i fdisk /dev/hdb I get "the number of cylinders for this disk is set to 29762. there is nothing wrong with that, but this is larger than 1024, and could in certain setups cause problems with: 1) software that runs at boot.... 2) booting and partition software
<5> yeah i can't apply my file system :(
<10> Logan5 whats the output of df
<5> max, should i be looking for anything in particular, it's on a different machine.
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