Re: scsi's not showing everything

[Robert Canary <phantom ohiocounty net>]

Thanks Gentleman,

I have been picking through the man pages, and your explainations have
really pulled it all together about what/how RedHat will do it, and why
it keeps moving the /boot to the first partition.  I didn't realize the
install was the one causing/creating the Extended partition.

A fresh install is really a different matter alltogether compared to an
upgrade. :-)

Robert Canary wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I am trying to bring up a new machine.  It has two 68G scsi.  When I did
> an install I let RH Install do its own thing and set the partitions the
> way it want to.  However, the "/" directory is at 100% full.  And now I
> have problems.  I reboote the machine, but now Xwin will not start, says
> it find the fixed fonts, however, I run the XConfigurator and it runs
> fine and even starts Xwin.
> 
> But anyway, when I do an fdisk of the sda I see
> sda1 = Linux
> sda2 = Extended
> sda5 = Linux
> sda6 = Linux
> sda7 = Linux -> 265041 blocks (units= sectors 1 * 512 bytes)
> 
> The install put the sda7 as "/".
> 
> And I have no idea what to do with this LABEL thing in the fstab.  That
> will another question later.
> 
> Where is sda3 and sda4?
> 
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