> And starts usb/disk
>
> term% ls /dev/*u*
> /dev/sdU6.0/ctl
> /dev/sdU6.0/data
> /dev/sdU6.0/raw
> term% cat /dev/sdU6.0/ctl
> /dev/usb/ep6.0 lun0: inquiry geometry 1990407 512
>
> No partitions. Checked in Linux
this one's easy. unlike the braindamage in linux, plan 9
allows you to partition the drive when and if you wish.
the kernel doesn't have partition table reading software.
you have to partition this disk with
d=/dev/sdU6.0
disk/fdisk -p $d/data>$d/ctl
for(i in $d/plan9*)
disk/prep -p $i>$d/ctl
this is all distilled into a script diskparts (sic.).
- erik
