🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi there,

Benzene Ring wrote:
> 
> I have a SCSI MO with lowest ID setting (it is detected as /dev/sda)
                                                                  ^^^
like a SCSI hard disk with the device to access the whole disk,
regardless of partitions and filesystems.

> I cannot mount it using the following command:
> mount /dev/sda /mnt/mo
> where /mnt/mo is created my me
> What is the problem? How can I mount it?
> 

You should be able to do anything with your recognised MO Media you
could do with a HD as well: partition it with fdisk, create file systems
on the partitions (M$ speech : 'formatting') and finally mount one or
more of the newly created partitions resp. the **file systems** on them.
E. g. if you created only one primary partition with fdisk, it will be
called /dev/sda1. (fdisk will advise you to reboot after _w_ riting
the part.)
Next, you do mke2fs (or mkfs.msdos/mkfs.minix/whatever) /dev/sda1.
now you've got an empty _file system_ to mount :
mount -t ext2 (msdos/minix/etc.) /dev/sda1.
Got the difference ?

Regards 

Juergen