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> Reading the man page?
> 
> Sorry, the man page was in error.  It's fixed now (in 4.0-STABLE), but
> in 4.0-RELEASE it still referred to the now-defunct old names for the
> raw devices.  Ignore the 'r' and do:
> 
>   # newfs -v /dev/vinum/stripe.

Oh, had 'stripe' existed, I certainly would have tried it.

Alfred's suggestion - /dev/vinum/vinum0 - worked.
What's strange is that I tried that before posting
and got a system crash. Anyway, its working now...
(big shrug)

Thanks, guys!


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