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Old 30th January 2012
gillindu gillindu is offline
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And now, I'm at the following point:
I've added two ext2 partitions next to the NetBSD slice. I've adjusted the protofile, providing the output od "sfdisk -l -uS". I've booted the install CD and from the shell prompt, after having mounted the ext2 partition where the file had been saved, I've run disklabel -R wd0 [path]protofile". Everything went OK.
Now I should have on my disk ... wd0h<->wd0g<->wd0i... or, in other words ...wd0c<->wd0g<->wd0i...
wd0i should remain where it is. wd0g is just a placeholder for a new (ffs) wd0g that will be created after I'll have wd0c expanded towards wd0i.
So, I've booted into the real NetBSD, but... I can mount neither of them:
Code:
mount_ext2fs: /dev/wd0g on /mnt/tmp: incorrect super block
The same for the wd0i (yes, I did do "fsck -f" in Linux).
Of course I wouldn't care if I can't mount this wd0g for itself (anyway, I want just to go to Linux, delete it and to expand the NetBSD slice into its place), but, I'm concerned, because it means there is something wrong. (And I do care about the other partition!) Might it again be some extra feature?

Last edited by gillindu; 30th January 2012 at 10:33 PM.
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