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Subject: Re: kern/12367: Writing files larger than floppy capacity with tar reboots machine
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Synopsis: Writing files larger than floppy capacity with tar reboots machine

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This is a known issue. Also, you should be using the _raw_ device
for all operations other than mounts, not the cooked device.
You want /dev/rfd0


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