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wendo
06-13-2001, 09:53 AM
How can i list what type of partitions and size of partitions linux is using i.e /root?

Also i want linux to use all my ram not just 64mb.

Any suggestions for the above would be helpful.

Wendo (3day old newbie) :)

optech
06-13-2001, 10:00 AM
at a console/term, type
mount

that will list all MOUNTED partitions.

jintxo
06-13-2001, 10:04 AM
and for using all your RAM you should first try to boot with "linux mem=128M" at the LILO prompt. If it works, then add a line to /etc/lilo.conf that reads

append="mem=128M"

and rerun LILO.

I'm assuming you use LILO to boot here, if not then ask again, specifying which bootmanager you use, if any :-)

trekker
06-13-2001, 12:30 PM
Just for info, you can use du and df to display the disk usage.

"man du" and "man df" for more details. :)

wendo
06-13-2001, 01:50 PM
i have tryed the command /etc/lilo.conf as root and it comes back saying bash /etc/lilo.conf permission denined.

wendo
06-13-2001, 01:52 PM
i have tryed the command /etc/lilo.conf as root and it comes back saying bash /etc/lilo.conf permission denined.

wittysaint
06-13-2001, 01:57 PM
typing "cat /proc/partitions" will provide the information abt partitions.

GonzoJohn
06-13-2001, 02:19 PM
/etc/lilo.conf isn't an executable.

The lilo executable is /usr/sbin/lilo on most Linux distros (probably all that include LILO)

Cheers :D

DMR
06-13-2001, 05:16 PM
Originally posted by GonzoJohn:
<STRONG>/etc/lilo.conf isn't an executable.
The lilo executable is /usr/sbin/lilo on most Linux distros (probably all that include LILO)</STRONG>Right. lilo.conf is the configuration file for LILO. Any time you make changes there, you have to rerun LILO (to update the changes) by doing /sbin/lilo.