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From: spaz@u.washington.edu (John Utz)
Newsgroups: comp.os.386bsd.questions
Subject: Installing a 2nd disk identical to the first
Date: 5 Jan 1994 07:44:37 GMT
Organization: University of Washington, Seattle
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Message-ID: <2gdr55$4uk@news.u.washington.edu>
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Keywords: disklabel

Hi gang;

	I just found the last twin of my original Connor cp30254 in Seattle.
The idea was to make the dreaded disk add as simple as possible. 

	And i still hosed the damn thing.

	I moved the disktab.install file over to disktab.

	I edited the fstab by copying the /usr and /dos entries for /dev/wd0 
and appending them to the end of the file and replacing the 0 in 'wd0 with a 1
....hmmmm...but i made my dos partition on the 2nd drive 70 meg instead of 
sixty-five so i could tell the little devils apart...maybe this was not a good
idea...

	I didn't mess with the fstab.wd because it seemed to be primarily
 concerned with the boot sector..which i don't *think* i want to have on my 2nd
disk...right?

	OK, so this recitation makes it obvious to me that i am pretty clueless
on this key unix person skill. I just want to have room to boot MSDOSWIN for 
OS/2 and not have FreeBSD cak on me because i have no room for xdm to write
it's happy little login record because my file system is full!

	Any discussion of this or a brief tutorial would be appreciated...any 
flames about RTFFAQ are welcome and in my opinion, deserved...

		thanx mucho

		john utz