On Tuesday, Jul 1, 2003, at 21:34 US/Central, B_o_B wrote:
> I am concerned something is incorrect.  Here is what happens when
> I do a
> df -m
>
> Filesystem           1M-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
> /dev/sda2                18494      1600     15939  10% /home
> /dev/sda3                 3875      1100      2575  30% /var
> /dev/hdd2                 3875      1100      2575  30% /var
> /dev/hdd3                18494      1600     15939  10% /home
>

> The /var's & the /homes's are showi ng up identicle.

Thats because you can't mount two partitions to the same mountpoint! 
The second one that gets mounted will be the only one which really 
shows up.

Figure out which /home and /var you want (from which disk) and only 
mount that one (i.e. comment out the unwanted one from the fstab. 
Possibly mount the others under a different mountpoint. (for example 
/mnt/var2 and /mnt/home2)

Why you'd want two /var and /home partitions is a bit of a mystery.
--

Ben Lutgens
System Administrator, Server Wizard, Email Guru
US Admins, Inc


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