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From: Wayne Lubin <wayneclubin@yahoo.com>
Subject: disklabel question
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I made a slice ad1s2 (second slice on my second drive)
and I wanted to make some partitions on it, so I used
the disklabel utility program with the following
command "disklabel -w ad1s2" and it gave me the error
message "Cannot find label" which does not make sense
because I thought that the purpose of disklabel was to
make the label. I also invoked disklabel with the -e
switch with the same result. Anyone know what is going
on here? Thanks.

Wayne

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