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Subject: Re: ccd setup help please.
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * 	4. Didi a dikslable -e on /dev/sd0c (and 1 and 2) and changed
 * 	   the partition type to FreeBSD

You mean "4.2BSD"?

 * 	5. did  ccdconfig 16 0 sd0 sd1 sd2
 * 	   at this point I get a kernel error message about Primary Partition
 * 	   having a bad magic number.

I didn't know what would work, I always thought you had to specify
things like "/dev/sd0c" as component names.

 * 	6. newfs /dev/ccd0 ( at this point I start to get alternate
 * 	   superblocks, but shortly my computer hangs).

Again, I didn't think that would work, you should specify the
raw partition (/dev/rccd0c).

It seems you are a little sloppy in your typing, if you did everything 
right but typed "newfs /dev/ccd0c", try "newfs /dev/rccd0c".  That may 
work.

Satoshi