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From: ymumsj@nessie (Steven Burley)
Subject: HELP wd0: cannot find label (no disk ...
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Date: Thu, 11 Nov 1993 16:32:44 GMT
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HELP!
I'm installing my first PC-unix. I've got Free-BSD release 1, and I'm trying
to put it on my 486. The primary drive is 450-odd meg, and is split into
three partitions, OS2 boot manager, DOS, and a data area. A SCSI drive has
the space (in a partition) for the unix.
The kernel-copy disk goes through OK, and the filesystem disk goes OK for a
while, recognising things, etc, but THEN I get
wd0: cannot find label (no disk label)
and then it stops.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance. Sorry if it's in the FAQ (can't find one for FreeBSD).
--
Stephen Burley, UMIST.
ymumsj@nessie.mcc.ac.uk