step 1: df -h ( to check the present file system directories)
step 2: fdisk -l : to check the hidden file storage, which need to active.
step 3: fdisk /dev/XXXX
step 4: enter m (for more info)
step 5: sequence to be followed:
n:add new disk.
p: (choose with extended or primary)
1: partition number 1
Note: if need to be 1 or more partitions. Need to provide details here.
if required with one partition use the default value.
step 6: w to write the changes.
step 7: mkfs.ext3 -b 4096 /dev/XXXX
for writing the idone number.
step 8: vi /etc/fstab
add the entry of /dev/XXXX
wq
step 9: mkdir -p /file directory name (eg: /usr/sap)
step 10: if step 8 is not performed then every time need to execute the cmd
mount /dev/XXXX /<eg, usr>
reference link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sH6r7bwWuUw
step 2: fdisk -l : to check the hidden file storage, which need to active.
step 3: fdisk /dev/XXXX
step 4: enter m (for more info)
step 5: sequence to be followed:
n:add new disk.
p: (choose with extended or primary)
1: partition number 1
Note: if need to be 1 or more partitions. Need to provide details here.
if required with one partition use the default value.
step 6: w to write the changes.
step 7: mkfs.ext3 -b 4096 /dev/XXXX
for writing the idone number.
step 8: vi /etc/fstab
add the entry of /dev/XXXX
wq
step 9: mkdir -p /file directory name (eg: /usr/sap)
step 10: if step 8 is not performed then every time need to execute the cmd
mount /dev/XXXX /<eg, usr>
reference link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sH6r7bwWuUw
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