Re: USB external drive question ... You shouldn't need to specify the filesystem type if the partitions are ... This was the case with an out-of-the-box USB drive, which are usually preformatted as FAT 32, and was still the case after I reformatted it as ext3. ... Be aware that if you have more than one USB storage device attached, then at boot the assigned drive name can change: its related to the order in which storage devices go ready or are plugged in, not to the USB socket its connected to. ... (uk.comp.os.linux)
Re: how to use partitions once created? ... FROM [Investments]... you typically specify a slice as an MDX expression when you create the ... my cube is called "Investments". ... >> - creating rolling partitions so that old partitions don't need to be ... (microsoft.public.sqlserver.olap)
Re: USB external drive question ... You shouldn't need to specify the filesystem type if the partitions are ... I've always had to specify the fs type for USB disks.... It was certainly the case with the default vfat format of my original USB drive - but I've never bothered to set up an fstab entry for it. ... (uk.comp.os.linux)
Re: Disk Druid - Fedora flame #1 ... On Wed, 2005-01-19 at 14:49 -0500, William Hooper wrote: ... In my case, I created the partitions in the order I wanted them, ... DD does not allow you to specify where the extended partition starts ...control what is primary and what is extended but you still have no ... (Fedora)
Re: Adding LPARs without POR ... with z/900's they always came active and that caused a lot of issues (extra partitions defined for GDPS) until we automated the interface to the HMC. ... you specify the order in which the partitions are activated. ... For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions,... send email to listserv@xxxxxxxxxxx with the message: GET IBM-MAIN INFO... (bit.listserv.ibm-main)
