For hdb2
Created the FS for hdb2 :
mkfs -t ext3 /dev/hdb2
‘labeled’ the partition :
e2label /dev/hdb2 /backups
Updated /etc/fstab :
LABEL=/backups /backups ext3 defaults 0 0
Mounted the partition :
mount /backups
and to finish I’ve copied the saved data on hda1 to /backups
IWorx doesn’t make any swap partitions at all pascal, it’s the redhat (or other) installer that does and they do put them on hdb1 by default if it exists.
It appears to be a CentOS thing. RH9 never did that for me. Sago support told me about the fact that it existed and was gone with the swapped hard drive and told me me to create it again if I needed it. I’ve lived withouth the swao partition just fine.
I’ve seen it on most RPM distros that use anaconda and I think our kickstart files are prone to making it choose hdb (if it exsits) for swap. The alternatvie at the DC is to use the kickstart script that lets them specify the partitions manually so if you order another box with dual drives just let them know and there is a workaround.