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From: Bruce Albrecht <bruce@zuhause.mn.org>
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Date: Mon, 19 Oct 1998 23:06:05 -0500 (CDT)
To: "Jaime Bozza" <wheelman@nuc.net>
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Subject: RE: newfs problems, more information:
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Jaime Bozza writes:
 > > > Don't put a filesystem on the 'c' partition.
 > >
 > > Why ? Never had trouble with this ...
 > >
 > > /dev/ccd0c     198327    92632    89829    51%    /obj
 > > /dev/ccd1c     198327    25065   157396    14%    /news
 > > /dev/ccd2c      99055    36883    54248    40%    /proxy
 > > /dev/ccd3c    3400078  2886831   241241    92%    /home
 > 
 > Most importantly, how does one specify to *NOT* use 'c' with ccd?
 > /etc/ccd.conf takes the format "ccd0" without [a-g] after it.  Once the ccd
 > is configured, you mount /dev/ccd0c.  I don't know all the internal
 > workings of ccd, but from the documentation, the 'c' slice is automatically
 > used.
 > 
 > And if this is not the preferred way, how would one go about specifying a
 > different slice?

You do it the same way you do it for any other disk.  You create the
partition information, and do a disklabel for ccd0 to write the label, 
and then you newfs each partition, ccd0d, ccd0e, ...

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