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Old 20th March 2009
Beastie Beastie is offline
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Ok, I created a third slice using "fdisk -u ad0" and following the instructions. It created /dev/ad0s3, /dev/ad0s3a and /dev/ad0s3c.
Isn't "a" usually used for "/"?
Anyway, /dev/ad0s3a seems to occupy most of the space available on the slice. So I did newfs on /dev/ad0s3a and it seems to work fine.
How would I create ad0s3d? I tried "bsdlabel -e ad0s3", copied the already existing "a" line and just changed the letter "a" to "d", but when I do a "wq", it doesn't write anything. I did "bsdlabel -e ad0s3" again and all changes were gone.
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