In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Michael Richards" writes
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>> Ok, first make sure that your machine is running a -current
>> kernel.
1st thing:
Make sure you have removed the NO_GEOM option from your
kernel config, sysinstall/libdisk only works with GEOM
kernels.
if that is not it:
2nd OK, now we'll get tough :-)
cd /usr/src/lib/libdisk
make tst01
echo quit | /usr/obj/`pwd`/tst01 $DISK
where $DISK is the name of your disks (ie: "ad0", "da0" etc etc)
This will show you what the libdisk library thinks about your disks.
I'd like to see the output, along with the output from:
sysctl -n kern.geom.conftxt
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