4. Name the file systems and give them volume names with the labelit
command:
IRIS 3020:
labelit /dev/rmd1a n1 sgi
labelit /dev/rmd1b tmp sgi
labelit /dev/rmd1c n2 sgi
IRIS 3030:
labelit /dev/rsi1a n1 sgi
labelit /dev/rsi1b tmp sgi
labelit /dev/rsi1f n2 sgi
5. Edit /etc/rc.fs to contain the following lines:
IRIS 3020:
mount /dev/md1a /n1 && echo ": /n1\c":
mount /dev/md1b /tmp && echo ": /tmp\c":
mount /dev/md1c /n2 && echo ": /n2\c":
IRIS 3030:
mount /dev/si1a /n1 && echo ": /n1\c":
mount /dev/si1b /tmp && echo ": /tmp\c":
mount /dev/si1f /n2 && echo ": /n2\c":
These lines automatically mount the file systems on the second disk
each time multi-user mode is started.
6. /etc/checklist is the default list of file systems to be checked by fsck.
Edit /etc/checklist and add the new file systems:
IRIS 3020:
/dev/rmd1a
/dev/rmd1b
/dev/rmd1c
IRIS 3030:
/dev/rsi1a
/dev/rsi1b
/dev/rsi1f
Version 1.1 SERIES 3000
IRIS OWNER’S GUIDE 6-11 Disk Conguration