file system questions
Kevin Kempter
kevin at kevinkempterllc.com
Wed Dec 5 16:18:18 UTC 2007
Hi List;
I have a laptop running Fedora 7. I can remove the CD drive and insert a tray
which holds an SATA drive in its place, it's a nice feature since it gives me
a second drive connected the same way the CD drive was (i.e. not
USB/firewire) so it's fast.
I have a spare drive from when I was running FC5, It has multiple file systems
on it (/boot, /home, /var, etc).
I want to re-vamp it so I end up with a single file system on it which
encompasses the full drive. I suspect I need to use rmfs to remove each file
system and then mkfs to create a single fs on the drive but I'm quite
unfamiliar with the fs commands.
Is this the best approach? any gotcha's, etc? Can I do this with the second
drive un-mounted?
Anyone have any helpful examples of usage for rmfs and mkfs ?
Thanks in advance...
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