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From: Robert Deuerling <deuerl@baerle.indra.de>
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Subject: /dev/MAKEDEV
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Hello,

i was running 2.2.5-stable(now running 2.2.6-stable).
Why does a '/dev/MAKEDEV all' not build entries for sd0s1x ....?

Only after doing a /dev/MAKEDEV sd0s1a everything was built, including
sd0s1b sd0s1c ....

MAKEDEV only built entries for sd0x (sd0a, sd0b ...).
so... that was the problem why the startup of 2.2.6 failed ;)

-Regards

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