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set partition after install
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Qua Fev 15, 2012 4:20 pm
por Trcukdriver
How to set up partition and mount it for dns cache etc after installing brazilFW 2.3.2?I use CF card.Cant be split for more partition.So I use another one but Idonot know how to mount as a partition so bfw can see it as a partition for all addons.I did some modification in hdb but still donot work.Can anybody tell me step by step configuration?
Thanks
Re: set partition after install
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Qua Fev 15, 2012 4:43 pm
por TooR
Hi
Trcukdriver ,
You have the base system on a CF card
And, you need to install another hard disk to use:
example: squid cache .. etc... ?
If that is so.
The steps are:
1) Partition Your Hard Drive
2) Format the Hard Drive
3) Mount the new hard drive in your system
More info:
viewtopic.php?f=9&t=79082&p=258637#p258637 (topic in Spanish, use a translator.)
Re: set partition after install
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Qua Fev 15, 2012 4:52 pm
por Trcukdriver
OK partition and formating.But how to mout so dns cache easy captive etc.can see it as a partition and working with it?
Re: set partition after install
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Qua Fev 15, 2012 5:03 pm
por TooR
3) Mount the new hard drive in your system- Código: Selecionar todos
mkdir /newpartition
mount /dev/hdXX /newpartition
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mkdir /newpartition
mount /dev/hdb5 /newpartition
automatically mount on startup. Add these lines to the file
rc.localAfter that configure the addons to
/newpartition
Re: set partition after install
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Qua Fev 15, 2012 5:28 pm
por Trcukdriver
One more question?How to configure easy captive and dns cache for this partition I made?If I do clean install bfw then do partition then install those addons for partition?Will they find partition automaticaly?
Thanks
Re: set partition after install
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Qua Fev 15, 2012 6:32 pm
por Trcukdriver
Please one more thing in putty should I write = ëdit /etc/rc.d/rc.local = then manually write this two line or without edit?After I restart partition disapear
Re: set partition after install
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Qua Fev 15, 2012 9:36 pm
por TooR
Edit "/etc/rc.d/rc.local"
put
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mkdir /newpartition
mount /dev/hdXX /newpartition
Next...
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backup
reboot
Re: set partition after install
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Qui Fev 16, 2012 7:37 am
por Trcukdriver
Great it is working - partition is mounted every time I boot up.Thank You much.
There is one more thing.If You can help me please.
While boot up - packages loading first then partition is mounted.So they dont find partition and donot work with it.I reload services after boot but dont work all the time.What I need is dnscache - easy captive and squid make a work right way with my mounted partition.How to do it?
Thank You
Re: set partition after install
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Qui Fev 16, 2012 11:20 am
por jhonfw
hello
in spanish
debe editar en root.tgz --->/etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit
Re: set partition after install
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Qui Fev 16, 2012 12:31 pm
por Trcukdriver
If You can answer even in spanish I translate it.In "sysinit" is too many lines and information.What exactly and where what line I should put in?
Thanks
Re: set partition after install
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Qui Fev 16, 2012 3:15 pm
por jhonfw
Trcukdriver escreveu:If You can answer even in spanish I translate it.In "sysinit" is too many lines and information.What exactly and where what line I should put in?
Thanks
comentar código montaje automático de partition y reemplazarlo por código montaje por ejemplo
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# New Mount Partition by Washington Rodrigues 2008 #
. /etc/coyote/coyote.conf
if [ "$MEDIA" != "CDROM" ]; then
#if [ -z "$PARTITION" ]; then
# IDHD=`echo $(($(echo $DEVICE | sed s/[^0123456789]//g)+1))`
# PART2=`echo $DEVICE | sed s/[0123456789]//g`"$IDHD"
# else
PART2=`echo "$PARTITION"`
#fi
#mount -o ro $PART2 $MNT 2>/dev/null
#if [ "$?" = 0 ]; then
# FSF=`mount | grep -i "$MNT" | cut -f5 -d" "`
# echo -e "DEVICE=$PART2\012FSTYPE=$FSF" > /tmp/partition.info
# umount $MNT
#fi
#if [ -e "/tmp/partition.info" ]; then
# /bin/e2fsck -p $PART2
# [ "$?" != 0 ] && /bin/e2fsck -f -y $PART2
# mkdir /partition
# mount -o noatime,nodiratime $PART2 /partition 2>/dev/null
# fi
#mount 2 disk
# new code for mount partition in other hard disk
echo "DEVICE=/dev/hdb2">/tmp/partition.info
echo "FSTYPE=ext3">> /tmp/partition.info
mkdir /partition
mount -o noatime,nodiratime /dev/hdb2 /partition 2>/dev/null
fi
Re: set partition after install
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Sex Fev 17, 2012 5:55 am
por Trcukdriver
Great ! there is line
echo "DEVICE=/dev/hdb2">/tmp/partition.info
echo "FSTYPE=ext3">> /tmp/partition.info
mount -o noatime,nodiratime /dev/hdb2 /partition 2>/dev/null
should I use /dev/hdb2 or my real device what is hdc1?
And FSTYPE I have some linux not sure about ext2 or ext3 File system on it is choose number 83 while formating and its showing in fdisk as a linux filesystem.Whats should be there?
Thank You Much
Re: set partition after install
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Sex Fev 17, 2012 1:10 pm
por jhonfw
should I use /dev/hdb2 or my real device what is hdc1?
su dipositivo real
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#fdisk -l
And FSTYPE I have some linux not sure about ext2 or ext3 File system on it is choose number 83 while formating and its showing in fdisk as a linux filesystem.Whats should be there?
cfdisk tiene la respuesta
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#cfdisk /dev/hdc
para editar el archivo ,en español
http://www.brazilfw.com.br/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=74750&p=223046&hilit=cp+root.tgz#p223046
Re: set partition after install
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Qua Fev 22, 2012 4:52 am
por Trcukdriver
I write it down to - root.tgz --->/etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit - lines as you told me.I press -CTRL-Q-Y to save a file is that right?But always when restart those lines disappear from root.tgz and partition is not loaded before but after packages loaded to memory and they dont find partition.
In this -cfdisk /dev/hdc- I have exactly under -FS Type- Linux ext2-
What Im doing wrong?
Re: set partition after install
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Qua Fev 22, 2012 12:34 pm
por jhonfw
Via putty copy and paste all lines
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cd /
mkdir /tmp/roottmp
mt
cp /mnt/root.tgz /tmp/roottmp/
cd /tmp/roottmp
tar xzf root.tgz
rm root.tgz
edit this file
winscp is more easy for edit
/tmp/roottmp/etc/rc.d/rc.sysinitnow
putty
copy and paste
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cd /tmp/roottmp
tar czf root.tgz *
chmod +x root.tgz
mv root.tgz /mnt/
cd /
rm -rf /tmp/roottmp
umt
reboot
in spanish
lo acabo de probar con squid y el directorio
/partition/squid se crea en el segundo disco duro