Jon,
I just re-read your message more carefully and you may have a different
problem if you didn't try to set up the non-80 GB volume in Anaconda.
Are you using a /boot partition on the 80 GB volume? If not, I would try
that first like the others have said.
Jess
Jess Cannata wrote:
Jon,
I have had the same problem. You should double-check that the non-80
GB volume has a GPT type partition table set. To see your current
partition table setting, run parted /dev/<your_volume> and then
"print." You should see something like this:
parted) p
Disk geometry for /dev/sde: 0.000-2626094.625 megabytes
Disk label type: gpt
Minor Start End Filesystem Name Flags
1 0.017 2626093.625 ext3
I've noticed that Red Hat's Anaconda will create an MS-DOS partition
table on the disk even though MS-DOS partition tables cannot support
greater than 2 TB volumes. You can use "parted" to change it to GPT
via the mklabel option. Then you can create the ext3 file system.
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