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From: rademach@tramp.Colorado.EDU (Simon Rademacher)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: VD0 help
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Date: 28 Aug 89 23:59:39 GMT
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In article <935@wsu-cs.uucp> jal@kronos.cs.wayne.edu (Jason Leigh) writes:
>I'm having a problem with installing the new VD0 which I hope
>some one can help me with.  I followed the instructions in
>properly installing VD0 but on booting up the mount command
>results in a "Can't find device" message even though the
>device is listed in the mountlist.
>
>Any hints?
>
>Thanks in advance.


I hate to say it (really) but "me too."

To add a few more details--vd0 mounts ok (well, no errors) and even shows up
in the list of devices that assign gives.  The message about not being able
to find vd0 occurs when I try cd, ls, etc.  The computer does go looking on
my boot disk for something (not cd, it's res'ed) but apparently can't find
what it needs.  I do have the asdg.vdisk.device file in devs:.

As Jason Leigh said, "Any hints?" and "Thanks in advance."


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