here simple step to add new disk in openbsd ( currently i’m using 0penbsd 4.5 ) - make sure u disk have been reconige in openbsd , ussualy in openbsd ide disk reconige as wd( wd0, wd1,etc ) #dmegs | grep “wd” Then you disk clear out mbr with this way # fdisk -i wd1 now edit table partion with simple editor using disklabel #disklable -E wd1 add new partion as u need for your sistem. Then need format new disk #newfs wd1a Then last step moun in ..read more
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Openbsd: Add new disk
Posted: 18th April 2011 by juragan in Disk, How to, Learning, Openbsd, OS, Repair, Server, storageTags: BSD, device, disk, format, MBR, openbsd, partion, storage
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OpenBSD: Add new Application
Posted: 18th April 2011 by juragan in Application, How to, Learning, Openbsd, OS, ServerTags: application, BSD, how to, learning, openbsd, OS, pkg_add
we need more aplication than default ( exsample : mrtg , smokeping , etc ) . here simple to add new application in openbsd i’m try using pkg_add . it is simpel to using pkg_add #pkg_add source/application.tgz if using source application u can use like this #pkg_add ftp://ftp.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/4.5/packages/i386/application.tgz o r make it simple , we need set enviroment first #export PKG_PATH=ftp://ftp.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/4.5/packages/`machine -a`/ #pkg_add -i mc that it’s , so simple and eazy … ps: i try using openbsd 4.5
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Posted: 18th April 2011 by juragan in How to, Learning, Openbsd, OS, patch, Server, stable, upgradeTags: application, branch, BSD, how to, learning, openbsd, patch, pkg_add, stable, upgrade
Default openbsd always curent , but if u need pacthing you must upgrade to stable . here step upgrade to current or stable Following -current In this case, we will assume we are using a public AnonCVS server, anoncvs@anoncvs.example.org:/cvs. We will also assume you are using sh(1) as your command shell, if you are using a different shell, you will have to adjust some of these commands. To checkout a -current CVS src tree, you can use the following: # cd /usr # export ..read more
Freenas: Add New Disk
Posted: 18th April 2011 by juragan in About, Application, Disk, Equiptment, FreeNAS, GNU, How to, Learning, Linux, OS, Server, storage, upgradeTags: BSD, configuration, device, disk, format, freenas, how to, learning, MBR, NAS, partion, step by step, storage
I will give quick clue to add new DISK in Freenas.
Problem when new user in freenas confuse how to add new disk storage.
A. Go to menu Disk —>
Management page
1. Go to Disk –> ad0
2. Input description as you like exsampel : primary diskd data.
3. Transfer mode : auto , Hard disk stand by : Always On
4. Advance Power Management : disable , Acoustic Level : Disable
5. S.M.A.R.T : Disable , Preformatted File System : unformated
6. Then click add and apply ..read more
