>> SCSI#0  Quantum HD (my MacOS drive)
>
>That's sd0
>
>> SCSI#1
>> SCSI#2
>> SCSI#3  NEC CD-ROM
>
>That's cd0
>
>> SCSI#4  NEC CD-ROM
>
>That's cd1
>
>> SCSI#5  Zip Drive
>
>That's sd1
>
>> SCSI#6  Quantum HD (my NetBSD drive)
>
>That's sd2
>
>This should be displayed during boot--something like:
>ncrscsi0 at obio0
>scsibus0 at ncrscsi0
>sd0 at scsibus0 targ 0 lun 0: <QUANTUM, FIREBALL1080S, 1Q09> SCSI2
>0/direct fixed
>sd0: 1042MB, 3835 cyl, 4 head, 139 sec, 512 bytes/sec
>sd1 at scsibus0 targ 4 lun 0: <QUANTUM, FIREBALL1080S, 1Q09> SCSI2
>0/direct fixed
>sd1: 1042MB, 3835 cyl, 4 head, 139 sec, 512 bytes/sec
>
>(from my machine--just two hard drives)
>
>> That's it.  Anyway what's the difference between sd4a and rsd4a?
>
>One's the raw device...  Don't worry about it--fsck should use the right
>one.  The problem is that you don't have an sd4.  The installer doesn't
>distinguish between different device types--it assumes that they're all
>hard disks and it's what created the /etc/fstab for you.  You'll need to
>go in and change it by hand, I'm afraid--or 'build devices' with the two
>CD-ROM drives powered down (and therefore not visible).
>
First, thanks to everyone who responded.  Using the cpin/cpout functions in
the installer I modified fstab to look for sd2 instead of sd4 and
everything came right up.


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Matthew Pritzker          plague@itek.net
Physicist for Hire        http://www.itek.net/~plague