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Lfs

Hecate · 2001-09-30 16:44:30

I'm trying to set up LFS across a few disks here in NetBSD, using the disklabel tool. Now I know specifying the type as 4.2BSD gives me an FFS system but what do I need to specify to set it up as an LFS system?

30-09-2001 4:44pm

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Hecate

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I'm trying to set up LFS across a few disks here in NetBSD, using the disklabel tool.

Now I know specifying the type as 4.2BSD gives me an FFS system but what do I need to specify to set it up as an LFS system?

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#2 30-09-2001 9:53pm

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Ooh that whole remembering thing again :rolleyes:

For some reason 4.4LFS sticks in my mind.
Try looking at the newfs_lfs manpage.

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#3 01-10-2001 8:09pm

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Yeah I tried that out and came back with an 'Operation not supported by device' when I did a mount_lfs

I think it says in the man pages that it doesnt actually work properly yet. Ah well, it's not vital, just wanted to see if I could do it

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