Hi!
Paolo Mantegazza wrote:
(...)
> There is any other way to improve it? Does LINUX have a raw disk access
> like the one found in UNIX, i.e. the same disk dev seen as a block, e.g.
> /dev/hda1, or as a raw character device, e.g. /dev/rhda1? The use of
> "ls" indicates that the answer is no, but it is possible I'm missing
> something.
Do you have a SCSI drive or something? Anyway, the raw block devices are
in /dev/ (on all Linux distribs I think, but I'm not that experienced
with Linux. Yet. ;-) , and they're named hda (whole drive), hda1
(partition1), hda2, hdb,... etc. And for SCSI drives it's sda, sda1,...
You'll need quite sum' access rights to touch them though, as always!
And don't mix those partitions up... ;-)
//David Olofson, ReoLogica Instruments AB
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