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| + | '''Question 2. To decrease in size a file system, the command lvreduce is used, what is the difference in between the two ways showed next? (Assuming that the file system size now is more than 2 Gb):''' | ||
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| + | 1- lvreduce SENECA/LUX -L2G | ||
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| + | 2- lvreduce SENECA/LUX -L -2G | ||
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| + | Using the first command, the file system size will be 2 Gb, while in the second way we are subtracting 2 Gb from the current size, | ||
| + | if we don't know the current size we won't be able to know what size the file system will be exactly. | ||
Revision as of 19:27, 30 November 2008
Question 1. List the steps to mount newly created partition Automatically. The partition is '/dev/sda4' and the mount point to mount the partition is /DATA.
1. Open the file named '/etc/fstab/ in editor
vi /etc/fstab
2. make the following entry at the end of file
/dev/sda4 /DATA ext3 defaults 0 0
3. save the file and reboot
the newly created partition /dev/sda4 will automatically be mounted on /DATA
Question 2. To decrease in size a file system, the command lvreduce is used, what is the difference in between the two ways showed next? (Assuming that the file system size now is more than 2 Gb):
1- lvreduce SENECA/LUX -L2G
2- lvreduce SENECA/LUX -L -2G
Using the first command, the file system size will be 2 Gb, while in the second way we are subtracting 2 Gb from the current size, if we don't know the current size we won't be able to know what size the file system will be exactly.
