r00t_0101 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know how to create a true slice on a BSD/Linux node.
I know that Solaris uses Solstice DiskSuite or some type of volume
management where you are able to reboot to a particular partition
through command-line instead of manual reboot. So whith
r00t_0101 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know how to create a true slice on a BSD/Linux node.
I know that Solaris uses Solstice DiskSuite or some type of volume
management where you are able to reboot to a particular partition
through command-line instead of manual reboot. So
Danny Braniss wrote:
Oliver Fromme wrote:
To change the active slice to, say, the third one, use the
command fdisk -a 3 /dev/yourdisk. That will request for
confirmation interactively. To do it non-interactively
(e.g. in a script), use echo a 3 | fdisk -f - /dev/
I use
Danny Braniss wrote:
Oliver Fromme wrote:
To change the active slice to, say, the third one, use the
command fdisk -a 3 /dev/yourdisk. That will request for
confirmation interactively. To do it non-interactively
(e.g. in a script), use echo a 3 | fdisk -f - /dev/
I
Danny Braniss wrote:
sorry!, it was before morning coffee,
s/bsdlabel/boot0cfg/
Ah, OK. Yes, that would also work, but only if you have
the boot manager installed. (Strictly speaking it doesn't
change the active slice, which will always be the FreeBSD
slice, but it changes the slice
Folks,
Does anyone know how to create a true slice on a BSD/Linux node. I know that
Solaris uses Solstice DiskSuite or some type of volume management where you are
able to reboot to a particular partition through command-line instead of manual
reboot. So whith that said, my goal is to create
