Mounting A Hard Drive

Maybe
mount -t ext3 /dev/hdc2 /mnt/old
if hdc2 is the partition you want and /mnt/old is the directory on that partition.

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What does
fdisk -l /dev/hdc
give you?

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That's unusual. I think I read somewhere that some systems use a different command, but I don't remember what it was. All that command was for is to give you a list of partitions.

Does your server provider charge you if you ask them to mount the drive?

Maybe this link will help. It's where I first started figuring out how to do partitioning and mounting.

From what I understand, the only way
mount -t ext3 /dev/hdc2 /mnt/old
won't work is if either the partition is not hdc2, (the 2nd primary partition), or the directory is not /mnt/old. That line is saying to mount the directory "mnt/old" to the 2nd primary partition.

My guess is it's probably not the correct directory name.

Does WHM tell you there is a drive to be mounted?

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I would ask your provider for the necessary data. They can't charge for that.

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I used this guy for my cpanel from rackshack. Then after I used the data on it I used whm to format and mount. Then whm shows it right.

cd /
mkdir backup
mount /dev/hdc1 backup
cd /backup
ls

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fdisk not in path?

try
/sbin/fdisk -l /dev/hdc


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