Filesystems Not Mounting

[Karl Larsen]

Gene Poole wrote:
> You're correct!  That was from a df -m.  Here is the real fstab:
>
>    /dev/SysVG00/SysLV00    /                       ext3    defaults
>    1 1
>    LABEL=/boot1            /boot                   ext3    defaults
>    1 2
>    tmpfs                   /dev/shm                tmpfs   defaults
>    0 0
>    devpts                  /dev/pts                devpts  gid=5,mode=620
>    0 0
>    sysfs                   /sys                    sysfs   defaults
>    0 0
>    proc                    /proc                   proc    defaults
>    0 0
>    /dev/WebVG00/WebLV04    /usr/tomcat             ext3    defaults
>    1 2
>    /dev/WebVG00/WebLV02    /usr/java               ext3    defaults
>    1 2
>    /dev/WebVG00/WebLV00    /usr/apache             ext3    defaults
>    1 2
>    /dev/WebVG00/WebLV05    /usr/workspace          ext3    defaults
>    1 2
>    /dev/WebVG00/WebLV03    /usr/jboss              ext3    defaults
>    1 2
>    /dev/WebVG00/WebLV01    /usr/eclipse            ext3    defaults
>    1 2
>    /dev/DBMSVG00/DBMSLV08  /u01/install            ext3    defaults
>    1 2
>    /dev/SysVG00/SysLV05    /var                    ext3    defaults
>    1 2
>    /dev/SysVG00/SysLV03    /tmp                    ext3    defaults
>    1 2
>    /dev/SysVG00/SysLV01    /home                   ext3    defaults
>    1 2
>    /dev/SysVG00/SysLV02    /opt                    ext3    defaults
>    1 2
>    /dev/SysVG00/SysLV07    /opt/fedora-ds          ext3    defaults
>    1 2
>    /dev/SysVG00/SysLV06    /usr                    ext3    defaults
>    1 2
>    /dev/SysVG00/SysLV04    /usr/local              ext3    defaults
>    1 2
>    /dev/DBMSVG00/DBMSLV06  /u06                    ext3    defaults
>    1 2
>    /dev/DataVG00/DataLV01  /work                   ext3    defaults
>    1 2
>    /dev/DataVG00/DataLV00  /jpdshare               ext3    defaults
>    1 2
>    /dev/DataVG00/DataLV02  /hobbes                 ext3    defaults
>    1 2
>    /dev/DBMSVG00/DBMSLV00  /usr/oracle             ext3    defaults
>    1 2
>    /dev/DBMSVG00/DBMSLV03  /u03                    ext3    defaults
>    1 2
>    /dev/DBMSVG00/DBMSLV01  /u01                    ext3    defaults
>    1 2
>    /dev/DBMSVG00/DBMSLV05  /u05                    ext3    defaults
>    1 2
>    /dev/DBMSVG00/DBMSLV02  /u02                    ext3    defaults
>    1 2
>    /dev/DBMSVG00/DBMSLV07  /u07                    ext3    defaults
>    1 2
>    /dev/DBMSVG00/DBMSLV04  /u04                    ext3    defaults
>    1 2
>    LABEL=SWAP-sda8         swap                    swap    defaults
>    0 0
>
> I was wrong, it is the df -m list that shows duplicates.  But the errors do
> occur when I reboot.  When looking above, the volume groups that have this
> issue are:
>       WebVG00
>       DBMSVG00
>       DataVG00
>
> SysVG00 always works.
>
> Thanks,
> Gene Poole
> gene.poole at macys.com
>
>   
    Hi Gene, I have had the great good sense to use the older ways to 
mount Linux systems and Fedora. I have learned to put boot and my own 
directory into partitions so I can use them for other things. But the 
system you have is almost impossible to follow. But I will try.

    I have no idea why anyone would put part of /usr in one partition 
and another and another and another... But that is what it did. And the 
partition names are odd. But this explains what your talking about.

    Your /etc/fstab tells me I have no business trying to help you 
because I do not know the first thing about your system. It has helped 
me however, because I have thought about setting up a Fedora system like 
that. Now I know I never will :-)



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	Karl F. Larsen, AKA K5DI
	Linux User
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