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54 Configuring Storage, Oracle User Equivalence, and Networking for Oracle RAC
5 Specify the new location on the disk partition for the beginning of data.
For example:
128
6
At the command prompt, type the following fdisk utility argument: w
The system displays the following message:
The partition table has been altered!
Calling ioctl() to re-read partition table.
Syncing disks.
7
Repeat step 1 through step 6 for all Oracle data LUNs.
Configuring Database Storage Using ext3 File
System for Single Node Only
If you have additional storage device, perform the following steps:
1
Log in as root .
2 Ty p e :
cd /opt/oracle
$> cd <ORACLE_BASE>
,
where <ORACLE_BASE> is similar to
/u01/app/oracle .
3 Enter: mkdir oradata recovery
Use the fdisk utility to create a partition where you want to store your
database files.
For example:
Emcpowera1 , if your storage device is emcpowera.
Use the fdisk utility to create a partition where you want to store your
recovery files.
For example:
emcpowerb1 , if your storage device is emcpowerb.
4 Verify the new partition by typing:
cat /proc/partitions
If you do not detect the new partition, type:
sfdisk -R /dev/emcpowera
sfdisk -R /dev/emcpowerb
5
Ty p e :
mke2fs -j /dev/emcpowera1
mke2fs -j /dev/emcpowerb1