Subject: Re: Putting a disklabel on MSDOS disk (without killing partition)
To: None <johnam@mail.kemper.org>
From: None <seebs@plethora.net>
List: netbsd-help
Date: 11/20/1998 17:04:31
In message <000601be14d8$ea5ff040$7f53c1cf@j2.kemper.org>, "John A. Maier - MIS
dept." writes:
>I have just helped a friend put NetBSD on a machine and I am embarrassed.
>He has a 2ndary drive with MSDOS (95) on it using Fat32.
>I cannot mount it via the mount -t /dev/wd0d /mnt that I am use to.
I don't know if we do FAT32 at all, but might it be wd1d, if it's a
secondary drive?
>Another question, is there a more interactive method of putting a disklabel
>on a drive?
disklabel -i sort of works. I'd like to see it improved, myself. Maybe
we should organize a project to rationalize disk management. Wasn't someone
doing fsresize?
-s