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From: dan@math.berkeley.edu (Dan Strick)
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Subject: Re:  Partition weirdness..
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> >You are supposed to be able to turn off this protection with the
> >"disklabel -W" command, though this never seems to work for me.
>
> It turns back on on close or thereabouts.  This is easy to work around
> by not closing (e.g., sleep 1000 </dev/rsd0c; disklabel -W sd0).
 
All of a sudden I have this nice warm feeling ...
 
Have we got the balls to put this usage example on the disklabel(8)
man page?  :-)
 
Dan Strick
dan@math.berkeley.edu

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