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From: pke@public.BTR.COM (Peter Espen  pke@btr.com)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.aux
Subject: Re: Apple 160mb drive question
Keywords: Slice 3, Partitions, mknod, installing
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Date: 7 Sep 90 16:24:57 GMT
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I believe that what you can first do is use the pname program
to generate and get the correct /dev/dsk driver for a particular
disk partition.  You'll first need to get the name of the
partition you're trying to set-up from Apple HD set-up. You can
then do a    pname -c5 "partition name"     and pname will
return the driver that it has assigned to that partition. You
can then use that driver to set-up your filesystem etc.


Peter Espen
pke@btr.com