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Adding addidional hard drive and attach it to a linux box.

Posted on 25-Dec-2008 By Admin No Comments on Adding addidional hard drive and attach it to a linux box.

1) Add hard drive in vmware console. Select any SCSE disk type.

2) From vmware itself you will know that what will its sd number. like will it be sda,sdb.. or sdz.

3) start virtual machine and do the following as root:

# fdisk /dev/sdg1

Here create a primary partition and write partition table.

now you have disk and its partition ready.

4) create a file-system on this machine.

# mke2fs /dev/sdg1

5) create a folder in “/” where you will mount this disk. For example I created /ORACLE_SOURCE.

6) mount the disk:

mount /dev/sdg1 /ORACLE_SOURCE

So now disk is ready. if needed change its ownership to oracle using:

# chown -R oracle:dba /ORACLE_SOURCE

Linux/Unix, shell

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