> fdasd -c /root/dasd.conf >[...] > in the case of dasdfmt -d cdl mke2fs says both partitions are zero size.
Yes, better use cdl. After dasdfmt, run "fdasd /dev/dasdf" and set partitions interactively. If you insist on using -c, you better show us what was in your dasd.conf :) -- Pete
