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On Wed, 24 Nov 2004, Dan Nelson wrote:

>> 1. /dev/nsa1 shows up as a regular device; and
>> 2. /dev/nsa1 doesn't fill up the filesystem
>
> Remove /dev/nsa1, and run ./MAKEDEV sa1, which will recreate all the
> device nodes for sa1, including nsa1.

Worked like a charm. Thanks for your speedy reply!

dn