I'm getting a strange message with a new install for RH 9. I was
trying to set up my partitions and I got the message:
Could not allocate requested partitions:
Partitioning Failed: could not allocate cylinder-based partitions.
I tried it two ways just having it automatically choose all the
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root. ;)
> > When I installed redhat 8.0, I used Disk Druid to set up my disks. I
> > added another hard drive and need to partition it. Where do I get
> > disk druid? Its not installed and I can figure out which RPM its in.
> > I was able to partition my drive with fdisk, b
I don't have that command. Where can I get it?
Thanks,
Andrew
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On Sat, Jan 11, 2003 at 10:16:34PM -0500, Andrew Lucas wrote:
> When I installed redhat 8.0, I used Disk Druid to set up my disks. I
> added another hard drive and need to partition it. Where do I get disk
> druid? Its not installed and I can figure out which RPM its in. I was
> able
When I installed redhat 8.0, I used
Disk Druid to set up my disks. I added another hard drive and need to partition
it. Where do I get disk druid? Its not installed and I
can figure out which RPM its in. I was able to partition my drive with fdisk, but now I cant even format
it because I
IMHO the best tool to manage disks - fdisk
and you can format partitions with mkfs
Albert
On Wed, Dec 25, 2002 at 11:20:27PM -0500, Linux Admin wrote:
> Is it possible to run disk druid after installation to add a second disk
> to the system. If not what is the best tool to manually add
Is it possible to run disk druid after installation to add a second disk
to the system. If not what is the best tool to manually add second disk
and partitions ? How can I format the new partition ?
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Thanks to Michael and Robert. I'll read up on parted.
Thanks again,
Bob
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partitions on an EMPTY
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On Thu, 12 Dec 2002 16:12:01 -0600, Bob Hartung wrote:
> Does anyone know is DiskDruid is available after install to modify
> partitions on an EMPTY harddrive - hdb that was set up as a single
> data directory but now needs to be partition prior to
On Thu, 12 Dec 2002, Bob Hartung wrote:
> Does anyone know is DiskDruid is available after install to modify
> partitions on an EMPTY harddrive - hdb that was set up as a single data
> directory but now needs to be partition prior to storing any data?
install time only.
rday
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Does anyone know is DiskDruid is available after install to modify
partitions on an EMPTY harddrive - hdb that was set up as a single data
directory but now needs to be partition prior to storing any data?
TIA
Bob
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I don't know about RH 8.0, but in 7.3 and earlier, Disk Druid was only
available during install.
Cheers, Sam
On Tue, 2002-10-08 at 09:57, Keith Muska wrote:
> Disk Druid worked great during the install to set up Logical Volume Manager.
> However, now I need to modify the LVM (adding
Disk Druid worked great during the install to set up Logical Volume Manager.
However, now I need to modify the LVM (adding additional hard disk). How
can I run Disk Druid on my system to re-configure the LVM after Redhat is
installed and running? The command line utilities seem a little more
Hi!
"Disk Druid" is used for configure partition and file system during
installation of redhat 7.2, when system is in running, how to call out "Disk Druid"?
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Hi All People,
(Redhat 7.2)
I install Redhat 7.2 on a hard disc running Win2K and use Disk Druid for
selection. After installation completed and reboot the PC. There are only
2 items for selection, Linux and DOS. But selecting DOS could not start Win2K
Kindly advise how to change Disk
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Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2001 1:36 PM wrote:
> I couldn't find Disk Druid on my system (Red Hat 6.2), which
> means that
> perhaps it's a tool that comes only with the installation program.
Yes you're right, this tool i
On Tue, 9 Jan 2001, Gliebe Richard (gr) wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have places a second Disk into my RedHat 7.0
> Workstation, and wanted to create partitions
> with the disk druid tool, but I can't find it ;-(
>
> Regards
>
> Richard
>
I couldn't find Disk Druid
Hi,
I have places a second Disk into my RedHat 7.0
Workstation, and wanted to create partitions
with the disk druid tool, but I can't find it ;-(
Regards
Richard
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This question has probably been asked before. I am new to the list and would
appreciate any info anyone might have. My question is :
Is there anyway to start Disk Druid without running setup ? Its a very nice
tool and I would like to use it when I add disks to a system or want to
modify existing
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> I apologize to Roberta for the mistake. However, it seems to me if
> she does want to use Disk Druid, she still can by the expedient of
> doing an "upgrade" on the machine. That would allow her to partition
> any new drives that she may h
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Title: Disk Druid
Robert: using DiskDruid after you finished your
installation will ruin your partitions, and erase your information. If you want
to keep your actual information, you should look for a repartitioning tool such
as PartitionMagic or FIPS.
-Manuel.
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Hello,
Is there anyone who knows how to use Disk Druid after the installation to create new partitions or to edit the existing ones
thanks
bye Roberta N.
I apologize to Roberta for the mistake. However, it seems to me if she
does want to use Disk Druid, she still can by the expedient of doing
an "upgrade" on the machine. That would allow her to partition any new
drives that she may have, or to repartition any unused partitions. S
A couple of small issues here:
1. The name on the original email is "Roberta" - possibly (probably) a
lady.
2. Unless things have changed recently (alway possible in the linux
world,
as we all know) Disk Druid is not available for post installation
use.
You pretty
On Mon, 7 Feb 2000, Manuel Antonio Camacho Quesada wrote:
> Disk DruidRobert: using DiskDruid after you finished your installation will
> ruin your partitions, and erase your information. If you want to keep your
> actual information, you should look for a repartitioning tool such as
> PartitionM
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> The 1024 cylinder is not around 1.4GB on most drives - it's closer to
> 8G
e:
> >Hi,
> >
> >I have the following partitions:
> >
> > hda18g Windoze 98
> > hda21g Linux (slackware)
> > hda31g Linux (slackware)
> > hda4 4g BeOS
> >
> >I am trying t
8g Windoze 98
> > hda21g Linux (slackware)
> > hda31g Linux (slackware)
> > hda44g BeOS
> >
> > I am trying to install the redhat distribution to hda2, but disk druid
> > will not let me proceede.
> &g
ackware)
> hda44g BeOS
>
> I am trying to install the redhat distribution to hda2, but disk druid
> will not let me proceede.
>
> The next button is greyed out. Even if I set the mount point to / for
> hda2.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> thanks
> jsm
> >
> > hda18g Windoze 98
> > hda21g Linux (slackware)
> > hda31g Linux (slackware)
> > hda44g BeOS
> >
> >I am trying to install the redhat distribution to hda2, but disk druid
> >will
hda18g Windoze 98
> hda21g Linux (slackware)
> hda31g Linux (slackware)
> hda44g BeOS
>
>I am trying to install the redhat distribution to hda2, but disk druid
>will not let me proceede.
>
>The next button is gr
Hi,
I have the following partitions:
hda18g Windoze 98
hda21g Linux (slackware)
hda31g Linux (slackware)
hda44g BeOS
I am trying to install the redhat distribution to hda2, but disk druid
will not let me proceede.
The
Hi
Can I run disk Druid from the command line to change my partiontion at
all?
I make a 4.4gig fat32 drive for VMware and I have a feeeling I'd be
better off
if it where Linux native.
has ther been any word from RedHat on an update soundconfig with Live
support
as yet and lastly I notice
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