HI,
I am trying to partition a Compaq disk array (device name: /dev/ida/c0d1) using cfdisk. I did the followings:
$cfdisk /dev/ida/c0d1
The cfdisk table display, I then select <New>, <logical>, and enter the Size for the partition as 20000(MB). I then select <END> to have the partition create from the end of the disk. The question I have is when the partition is created, the name is "/dev/ida/c0d15". I am expecting to see something like "/dev/ida/c0d1p5" instead. What is the problem here? Why is cfdisk behave as such?
Note: I have also tried to use fdisk /dev/ida/c0d1. Select "n" to create a new partition, and the prompt "First cylinder (1-1, default 1):". I don't understand why there is only 1 cylinder available.
Any help I can get is much appreciated.
Thanks
I am trying to partition a Compaq disk array (device name: /dev/ida/c0d1) using cfdisk. I did the followings:
$cfdisk /dev/ida/c0d1
The cfdisk table display, I then select <New>, <logical>, and enter the Size for the partition as 20000(MB). I then select <END> to have the partition create from the end of the disk. The question I have is when the partition is created, the name is "/dev/ida/c0d15". I am expecting to see something like "/dev/ida/c0d1p5" instead. What is the problem here? Why is cfdisk behave as such?
Note: I have also tried to use fdisk /dev/ida/c0d1. Select "n" to create a new partition, and the prompt "First cylinder (1-1, default 1):". I don't understand why there is only 1 cylinder available.
Any help I can get is much appreciated.
Thanks