X xfjune996 New Member Jan 10, 2024 5 1 3 Mar 11, 2024 #1 Hi,i am new Proxmox user i had reinstall the proxmox system and now need to add the existing Drive to the Directory folder at Proxmox without wiping the drive What should i need to do first?[ATTACH type="full"]64441[/ATTACH] Attachments Screenshot 2024-03-11 105516.png 12.5 KB · Views: 60
Hi,i am new Proxmox user i had reinstall the proxmox system and now need to add the existing Drive to the Directory folder at Proxmox without wiping the drive What should i need to do first?[ATTACH type="full"]64441[/ATTACH]
H Hqu Member Mar 4, 2024 66 10 8 Mar 11, 2024 #2 Hey, you can simply mount your logical drive into a folder of choice - https://access.redhat.com/documenta...tml/deployment_guide/s1-filesystem-ext4-mount Then open your Proxmox webgui Datacenter > Storage > Add > Directory Where ID is your human readable name which will be displayed And Directory is the path of your mounted logical drive which you mounted beforehand Best
Hey, you can simply mount your logical drive into a folder of choice - https://access.redhat.com/documenta...tml/deployment_guide/s1-filesystem-ext4-mount Then open your Proxmox webgui Datacenter > Storage > Add > Directory Where ID is your human readable name which will be displayed And Directory is the path of your mounted logical drive which you mounted beforehand Best
G gfngfn256 Distinguished Member Mar 29, 2023 2,875 966 153 Mar 11, 2024 #3 Remember that Code: mount block_device /mount/point is not persistent. ie. on host reboot it will not be mounted If you want to enable persistent mounting of the file system, remember to update the /etc/fstab file accordingly: Code: nano /etc/fstab
Remember that Code: mount block_device /mount/point is not persistent. ie. on host reboot it will not be mounted If you want to enable persistent mounting of the file system, remember to update the /etc/fstab file accordingly: Code: nano /etc/fstab
H Hqu Member Mar 4, 2024 66 10 8 Mar 11, 2024 #4 That's correct! Thanks for cheering up with the help of arch wiki - it's pretty simple explained to implement https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/fstab Best
That's correct! Thanks for cheering up with the help of arch wiki - it's pretty simple explained to implement https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/fstab Best
G gfngfn256 Distinguished Member Mar 29, 2023 2,875 966 153 Mar 11, 2024 #5 Hqu said: cheering up Click to expand... I guess you meant "clearing up", anyway I always enjoy a smiley!
Hqu said: cheering up Click to expand... I guess you meant "clearing up", anyway I always enjoy a smiley!
X xfjune996 New Member Jan 10, 2024 5 1 3 Mar 12, 2024 #6 Thanks Guys i have done the mount existing drive Cheers! Reactions: Hqu