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Subject: Re: memory disk in FreeBSD4.5
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In article <F106AFvgvR0AWIeEGi400004fcb@hotmail.com>,
Eric Murphy <aaa000111@hotmail.com> wrote:
> When using md driver, can I create 2nd md mount with md1 in FreeBSD 4.5? I 
> only being able to create md0 and mount it on /tmp. However, I also need 
> something to be mounted on/var/run?

Nope, it was broken in 4.5.  The first -stable release containing
the fix was 4.7.

John