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From: abair@turbinia.oakhill.uucp (Alan Bair)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apollo
Subject: Mounting 2nd disk, Did I miss the script?
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Date: 9 Jan 90 23:48:07 GMT
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Organization: SPS CAD, Motorola Inc., Austin, Texas.
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Back in December Eric Wassenaar had asked about mounting 2nd disk
drives under BSD with mount instead of mtvol.  Peter Craine replied
with information about building special files and how to calculate
the minor device numbers.  Peter also said:

"I've written a program to do all these calculations and to give you
 the appropriate commands.  I'll be posting it soon."

Did I miss the posting or has Peter been busy?

Well we have installed 2 700MB disks on our DN10000, which I formated
as a single stripped volume.  I went through the described procedure
for calculating/building the /dev entries, but mount seems to 
ignore them.  The mtvol command works, but I would like to put
all the mount stuff, 4.2 & nfs filesystems, in one file.

Also, do I need to run salvol inorder for the mount to work?

If I can't get mount to work, what is the proper procedure to follow
with Aegis commands?  The OS seems to handle the boot drive by
itself, so there is no example to edit and add other disks.

--
Alan Bair
SPS CAD                   Logic Simulation & Test
Motorola, Inc.            Austin, Texas
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