Quantum 6-01658-06, 3.1.3 manual Making a File System

Making a File System

4Make the appropriate edits to the configuration file.

5Restart the file system. Type:

/usr/cvfs/bin/cvadmin

snadmin> start <file_system_name> snadmin> activate <file_system_name> snadmin> select

snadmin> quit

6Mount the file system by typing the following: mount -t cvfs <file_system_name> <mount_point>

For example: mount -t cvfs snfs1 /stornext/snfs1

Making a File System

Following are some reasons to make or re-make a file system:

•Creating a new file system

•Removing a stripe group from the file system

•Removing a disk from a stripe group

•Changing a stripe group's stripe breadth

•Changing the sector count of a disk

Caution: Making or re-making a file system will result in a complete loss of user data.

After creating a relation point on a managed file system, you must delete and recreate the file system, not just remake. For information about deleting a file system, see Deleting a File System on page 93. For information about creating a file system, see Adding a File System on page 81.

Use this procedure to make a file system using the CLI.

1Log on to the machine as root.

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