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Once the filesystem has been mounted, the space is available to the Charon-SSP host system. After the first mount via the Storage Manager, the filesystem will be automatically mounted after a restart of the Charon host instance.
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Mounting a Newly Attached Volume Manually
On This is an example of how to mount (and if necessary format) an additional disk on the Charon host system. Please refer to the Linux manual pages for details.
The general tasks on the Charon host system you will need require to identify the disk, add a file system to it (if this has not been done before), and mount it the disk under a suitable mount-point.
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In the example above, the new disk is /dev/sdb.
Step 2: Partition disk (fdisk or parted)
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Please refer to the documentation of your Linux distribution for details about the mkfs command.
Step 4: Create a mount-point and mount the new filesystem
The following example shows how to create a mount-point and mount the file system. Please note that this is just a basic example. As the /dev/sdX device names are not guaranteed to be persistent, it is better to use names from the /dev/disk/by-* hierarchy (for example by-uuid) for permanent use.
# mkdir /space# mount /dev/sdb1 /space
The df command shows the mounted filesystem:
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