Subject: Re: disklabel problem
To: None <tony@ing.iac.es>
From: Jarle Fredrik Greipsland <jarle@runit.sintef.no>
List: port-hp300
Date: 04/14/1997 16:04:17
Tony Povoas writes:
> disklabel -w -B sd1 sdsg42100
> disklabel: Dec  9 13:11:45 marat /netbsd: sd1: WARNING: no disk label,
> using old default partitioning
> warning, boot overlaps partition c, marked as FS_BOOT
> disklabel: ioctl DIOCSDINFO: Open partition would move or shrink

You wouldn't per chance be trying to change the size of sd1c (from
what the "old default partitioning" reports)?  I tried some of this
labeling stuff yesterday, and I found that as long as the size of the
'c' partition remained constant I could change almost anything else.
However, if I tried to screw around with the number of sectors of the
'c' partition I got the same error messages that you got.

					-jarle
-- 
"On a clear disk you can seek forever."
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