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From: Narvi <narvi@haldjas.folklore.ee>
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Subject: Fun with vinum
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Should you decide to use vinum keep in mind that you:

	a) reboot to make sure that whatever you just set up can
	   automatically start itself
	b) alternatively
		vinum l
		vinum makedev
		vinum create -f configfile
		vinum start
	   is your friend and avoids most of the problem

IMHO it should not panick the kernel when it doesn't like the disk setup. 



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