Multiple Hardware RAID

[Raymond Burns]

Added that to fstab like so /mnt/storage/images /dev/sdb1 ext4 default 0 0.

You have it backwards.
fstab should be:

/dev/sdb1 /mnt/storage/images ext4 defaults 0 0

 

[eak819]

You have it backwards.
fstab should be:

/dev/sdb1 /mnt/storage/images ext4 defaults 0 0

Are EXT4 partitions limited in size? I have resized this partition in fdisk to +3072G but in fdisk and in ProxMox it shows 1TB.

Thanks,
Ethan

 

[Raymond Burns]

fdisk is limited to the partition size it can create.
You have to use parted.
fdisk is good to see which disk is label which in the /dev/sdx
use parted to create your partition.
Normally I use the following sequence of commands

# parted
select /dev/sdx
mklabel gpt
mkpart primary 1 -1
exit
mkfs.ext4 -O ^has_journal /dev/sdx1

Don't use actual sdx replace with your drive as seen by fdisk
mkpart primary 1 -1 is supposed to partition 100% of the drive. You can use that accordingly or find a different command for what you want

 

[eak819]

fdisk is limited to the partition size it can create.
You have to use parted.
fdisk is good to see which disk is label which in the /dev/sdx
use parted to create your partition.
Normally I use the following sequence of commands

# parted
select /dev/sdx
mklabel gpt
mkpart primary 1 -1
exit
mkfs.ext4 -O ^has_journal /dev/sdx1

Don't use actual sdx replace with your drive as seen by fdisk
mkpart primary 1 -1 is supposed to partition 100% of the drive. You can use that accordingly or find a different command for what you want

Could I expand the partition I have already created /dev/sdb2?

 

[Raymond Burns]

I don't think so. But it doesn't hurt to try
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