You used the Facts and features report to see hardware-support information forLinuxonPOWER®. Configuration steps Ensure that all the prerequisites for this scenario have been completed prior to completing these tasks: To create a new logical partition on your server using theHMC, follow these...
LinuxCreatingaPartitionSizeLargerThan2TB Frankly speaking, you cannot create a Linux partition larger than 2 TB using the fdisk command. The fdisk won't create partitions larger than 2 TB. This is fine for desktop and laptop users, but on server you need a large partition. For example, you...
Before you begin To set this up, you must create virtual SCSI adapters that connect the logical partitions with each other. You can then set up theIBM ilogical partition to provide disk resources to theLinuxlogical partition through the virtual SCSI connection. You can also cre...
Partition1of type Linux and of size100MiBissetCommand (mforhelp): t Selected partition1Hex code (type L to list all codes): L0Empty24NEC DOS81Minix /old Lin bf Solaris1FAT1227Hidden NTFS Win82Linux swap / So c1 DRDOS/sec (FAT-2XENIX root39Plan983Linux c4 DRDOS/sec (FAT-3XENIX ...
Reboot the Linux virtual machine. Log in using the root credentials. Running the commandls /dev/sd*will now return a new entry. Create one partition on new disk, example to sdx: fdisk /dev/sdx Command (m for help):p Command (m for help):n ...
Creating a partition after Array/Logical Drive expansion. Hi, I'm new to Linux so please be patient... I had a 3 disk RAID5 array with one logical drive on an HP Proliant DL380 G4 with a Smart Array 6i controller. The OS is Red Hat Ent 3. I...
Part of the fun of Linux is the opportunity to try out so many different distributions. While virtual machines are often a good way to do this, multibooting allows you additional benefits, such as better performance and using a distribution natively without emulation. I have found the Ventoy ...
Reboot the Linux virtual machine. Log in using the root credentials. Running the commandls /dev/sd*will now return a new entry. Create one partition on new disk, example to sdx: fdisk /dev/sdx Command (m for help):p Command (m for help):n ...
Reboot the Linux virtual machine. Log in using the root credentials. Running the command ls /dev/sd* will now return a new entry. Create one partition on new disk, example to sdx: fdisk /dev/sdx Command (m for help): p Command (m for help): n Command action e extended p primary ...
Describe the bug When shrinking a partition so that another partition can be created over the created free space, it appears that the installer tries to create the new partition first then shrink the other partition. Specifically as to w...