From: Michael Adam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > What puzzles me even more is the fact, that in the boot > "Absolute OpenBSD" > by Michael W. Lucas, it is said on page 310, that "FFS file > systems need > a valid partition table on every disk" and then the author > desribes the > following steps: > # disklabel -w /dev/rfd0c floppy > # newfs /dev/rfd0c > > which yields a disklabel with overlapping partitions, and > "disklabel -E fd0" > tells me that the disklabel has an error an offers me to > disable one partition > or the other...
Is there any reason to use FFS on a floppy? Won't FAT (-12, or whatever) work fine? Could you just mformat it and be along? DS
