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From: Wayne Lubin <wayneclubin@yahoo.com>
Subject: Creating partitions in slices.
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I know that to make a slice I use fdisk, or at least I
think that is so :), tell me if I am wrong. What I
want to know is what command is used to create
partitions inside of a slice? The freebsd install
program calls the portion of the install process that
creates the partitions within slices "disklabel". So I
looked at the disklabel command in the man pages but
it did not seem to be what I was looking for. I also
looked at newfs, and again did not seem to be the one.
So I tried, but now I give up and need your help.
Thanks 

Wayne

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