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From: Hal Lynch <hal@cc.usu.edu>
Subject: HELP: Old drive vs. new install
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I am doing a new install of 4.1.  The old system (3.4) had 3 scsi drives
only 1 of which, the system disk, was involved in the new install.
It is now time to bring the two data drives on line, but of course the
/dev entries do not exist.  How do I make them?  I need:
	/dev/da1s1b
	/dev/da1s1e
	/dev/da1s1f

	/dev/da2s1e

Unless I am missing something:
	sysinstall was no help?!
	MAKEDEV was no help.

Anyone have any ideas?

hal


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