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From: marcus.john@wiesbaden.netsurf.de
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Subject: Re: Funny fdisk? - Problem solved
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Hi Bruce,

thanks for the hint on die width of the device numbers. We solved the problem
in the meantime by investigating further on the NFS-server and found out, that
it was on capable of using one-byte major- and minor-numbers (blame on SunOS).

After switching back to a Solaris server it all works well.

Thanks a lot.

Marcus