error mounting partion


Forum: Other Help Topics
Topic: error mounting partion
started by: =SERGE=

Posted by =SERGE= on May 18 2008,06:53
I cant mount a partion neither as user nor as root

always get the same message

mount: relocation error: mount: undefined symbol: blkid_known_fstype

I use dsl 3.4.1  installed on hd

Posted by Juanito on May 18 2008,07:15
Did you make a frugal hd install or traditional hd install?

What command(s) are you using, something like this?
Code Sample
$ sudo mkdir /mnt/hda1
$ sudo mount -t ext2 /dev/hda1 /mnt/hda1


Could you paste the command(s) that resulted in the error message above.

Posted by =SERGE= on May 18 2008,12:19
Thanks a lot for your reply

I found the solution

Posted by marroyo49 on June 12 2008,13:39
I had the same error message when trying to mount a secondary hard drive using: mount /dev/hdb5/ mnt/hdb5
The hard drive was physically placed in the IDE1 position and  detected in the bios.
Running:  cfdsik /dev/hdb showed that the hdb5 partition was created and was of FS type 83 (Linux Extended), but I still couldn't mount.
I finally figured out that I hadn't formatted the drive, so I used:
mke2fs -cv /dev/hdb5 to do so, and after the filesystem was created I could mount till the cows came home!

-Marco

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