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Posted: June 07 2005,03:27 |
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shui,
Are you sure you want to "mke2fs /dev/hda3"? Because from this error message I can guess that either you are currently using the /dev/hda3 and may have some important stuff inside it (currently in use), or your computer does not actually have a /dev/hda3 (zero bytes). Please remember that the device designations used in meo's remastering procedures are just examples.
If you want to know what devices you have, open an XTerminal and type "cat /etc/fstab". Pick a device from this list.
If you want to know what devices are currently in use (mounted), type "mount".
If you want to browse the contents of the device, make sure it is currently in use (mounted). If not mounted, type "mount /dev/hda3" (example only, assuming you have this in /etc/fstab) to mount /dev/hda3. Now type "mount" again to see where it is mounted at (for example, /mnt/hda3). Then either use emelfm or type "ls /mnt/hda3" to see its contents.
If you want to make the device "not in use", type "umount /dev/hda3" (again, example only). But before this, make sure that you have no programs that are using any files on that device, and that your current working directory is not inside that device.
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