mounting 2nd ext3 HDD
Hi team,
I'm running Ubuntu 5.04 and I have a second blank HDD (40 GB) that i formatted as ext3 with the GParted program. How do i mount this drive under something like "/space" or "/storage" so that I can read/write and it is permanently there? Would appreciate some help, cheers. |
Code:
mkdir /space Code:
/dev/hdXN /space defaults 0 0 |
Hi Matir,
i get this when i attempt your solution: unknown filesystem type 'defaults' what now? |
Oops, I'm sorry, I forgot the filesystem. My apologies. Before "defaults", add ext3. My apologies.
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Hi Matir,
cheers, i have mounted the drive now BUT... i can't write anything to it...an error window pops up saying i don't have permisisons... can you help me out? |
Well, as with anything in the system, the proper permissions must be set on folders and files in it.
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Got it! Thanks so much for your help, it is much appreciated.
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No problem. Glad I was able to help.
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Hello, I have a similar situation.
In order to run shell scripts, I had to add exec,defaults to fstab line. Also, is it advisable to mount into /mnt/space instead of /space? Doing so will show df command properly. And when mounting into /mnt/space, my desktop user didn't have access to that drive, only subdirectories my root account specifically set. Is that a recommended setup? |
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