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Hi, I know it is a simple question 1

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Gius

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Sep 20, 2001
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Hi,
I know it is a simple question but I would like to know how to create a mount point (commnad anf its syntax).
I am installing oracle and I need to create 4 of them.

Thank you

Gius
 
Just create the mount point directory - mkdir /mountdir - then add it to the filesystem table (can't remember what it is on HP - /etc/dfstab ???).

Then, just mount /mountdir & you should be good to go B-) TandA

One by one, the penguins steal my sanity.
 
You have to create the logical volume first for the mount point of the filesystems.

 
Hi Gius,
Are you using different disk or are you using same disk?
Ask you system admin. person. If they have already created logical volume and have already created file system then just create directory
#cd /
#mkdir db1
#mkdir db2
#mkdir db3
#mkdir db4
#mount /dev/vg0?/lvol? /db1
#mount /dev/vg??/lvol? /db2 and so on...

for /dev/vg??/lvol? you have to contact system admin person. If you are the system admin person then first you have to create this volume group.

Let me know and I will post procedure to create LVs

Patel
 
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