> Also, I get "unknown device or filesystem" when trying to fsck > partitions other than /. I thought maybe I need to use "-o hurd" in > order to make this work, but it appears that didn't help, either. > Hm. Again, no formal bug report right now, just a (somewhat vague) > memory. If you wish, I'll try to investigate. And I'll create a new > filesystem under Linux with and without "-o hurd" and under Hurd, if > you want. > Please check your /etc/fstab entries under the Hurd. You most likely have linux-style device names there.
Another possibility is that you do not have the devices for your other partitions set up. Go to /dev and do: ./MAKEDEV hd0s1 ./MAKEDEV hd0s2 ... etc. ... for each of your partitions (obviously use YOUR OWN DEVICE NAME -- this will vary based on how you partitioned your drive). -Brent
