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Article ID: 329
Last update: 05-11-06
Issue:
What information is shown in the Partition Fields?
Resolution:

Above the partition hierarchy are labels which present information about the partitions you are creating. The labels are defined as follows:

  • Device: This field displays the partition's device name.
  • Mount Point /RAID/Volume: A mount point is the location within the directory hierarchy at which a volume exists; the volume is "mounted" at this location. This field indicates where the partition is mounted. If a partition exists, but is not set, then you need to define its mount point. Double-click on the partition or click the Edit button.
  • Type: This field shows the partition's type (for example, ext2 or ext3).
  • Format: This field shows if the partition being created will be formatted.
  • Size (MB): This field shows the partition's size (in MB).
  • Start: This field shows the cylinder on your hard drive where the partition begins.
  • End: This field shows the cylinder on your hard drive where the partition ends.

Hide RAID device/LVM Volume Group members: Select this option if you do not want to view any RAID device or LVM Volume Group members that have been created.


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