Sometimes the swap partition is not enabled after reboot even if added entry in /etc/fstab with /dev/. Better to add swap partition entry in /etc/fstab using UUID. To get UUID of newly created swap partition. Run command 'blkid'
For mounting your new partition, you could: mount /dev/vdb1 /newdisk && cat /etc/mtab grep -i vdb1 >> /etc/fstab && systemctl daemon-reload. That won’t use the UUID though, so you could edit that part. Then findmnt -verify
That means, no need to perform the mount command if we are going for permanent mounting with fstab...suppose if i'm performing both like mount command and fstab same as per this video, is there any concern?
Great explanation ,really helpful.I have scheduled my exam after watching your videos .
Glad it helped.. All the best
I have recently cleared RHCSA V9... this sessions are really helpfull .. thank you for your resource and time
Glad to hear that
Awesome video, very good explanation. Creating partitions is really clear after watching this. Great work.
Thanks Sir for this content. It is very clear.
in the question you have mentioned create a partition of name par1, but how can we rename our partition that we are creating ?
Sometimes the swap partition is not enabled after reboot even if added entry in /etc/fstab with /dev/. Better to add swap partition entry in /etc/fstab using UUID. To get UUID of newly created swap partition. Run command 'blkid'
For mounting your new partition, you could: mount /dev/vdb1 /newdisk && cat /etc/mtab grep -i vdb1 >> /etc/fstab && systemctl daemon-reload. That won’t use the UUID though, so you could edit that part. Then findmnt -verify
Thanks Sir for this video
Hello. I am going to sit for the RHCSA 8.2 exam next Monday. Can I use parted to complete this task? I do not know fdisk or gdisk.
They are not concerned about how the task is done. The task should be completed as per question requirements
I think it's more convenient to use the UUID or the Label instead of the device name, as it can change on reboots.
Yes.. Correct
That means, no need to perform the mount command if we are going for permanent mounting with fstab...suppose if i'm performing both like mount command and fstab same as per this video, is there any concern?
Edit fstab option only in exam. Although Doing both will not have any adverse effect
Sir very useful please share lenthy video
so in the exam they will provide a free disk in /dev/ location?
Yes
Great material! I wanted to learn how to add virtual disk using VirtualBox but the link to your video mentioned is no longer valid?
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Sir,
In rhcsa exam are they tell to change the partition name ??
If yes how to do that??
Yes, possible.
Use e2label or tune2fs or ntfslabel
is it compulsory to mention the device details after partprobe command like /dev/nvme0n2 or can i enter only partprobe command?
Both will work
hello sir
could you please tell how to book exam??
are there two attempts possible??
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sir the command is parted or fdisk
The video clearly says fdisk
But we can use parted??
Yes
How i add extra disk...pls
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How to copy paste uuid in exam
You have to type
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