On Fri, 2003-08-15 at 09:26, Earl wrote:
I'm using RH9 with ext3 partitions. I want to add another ext3 partition. How can I do this? Parted, for instance can edit ext3 partitions, but not create new ones.
If you have free space on the drive use fdisk. Remember to reboot after running fdisk (need to update the partition table if you are already using the disk). Mke2fs -j the new partition, and add an entry in your fstab.
Also mkpartfs, and mkpart in parted should work, but I've never used parted.
This is not what he is asking. And you can also do mke2fs -j.
Ext3 is simply ext2 with a journal. Create your ext2 filesystem, then
your journal with "tunefs -j /dev/hdXX".
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