Thanks Erik.
Yeah, the "f" device is just a consistent brain tic for me. Once upon a time
I thought for some reason that "f" always went with "c" unless you were
using a real jukebox, and now I can't seem to get rid of that
misapprehension when I write my configs.
I used "h2" because I intended t
> filsys main cph0."cache"f{ph0."worm"h2."worm"}
> filsys dump o
> filsys other ph2."other"
should be
filsys main cph0"cache"f{ph0"worm"h1"worm"}
filsys dump o
filsys other ph1"other"
also recommend against using the "f" fake worm device.
it makes changing the size
I didn't try recover, but since the config I really want is a partitioned
one like you suggest, and the errors I reported didn't make anyone
immediately think "dying hard drive"; I think I'll try getting your (Erik's)
fs from contrib.
I assume I can do something like this:
Put the two hard drives
> Yesterday, I configured a file server with two IDE drives as ch0fh2. The
> setup seemed to go OK, but one of the last things on the screen before it
> brought the server up is in the subject line: WORM Superblock read failed.
> It also said something about block 2 (I know the numeral `2' was in t
Hi,
I've been messing around with setting up a Ken's file server with old
hardware that's accumulated over the years.
Yesterday, I configured a file server with two IDE drives as ch0fh2. The
setup seemed to go OK, but one of the last things on the screen before it
brought the server up is in the
