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Subject: Re: Removal of Disklabel 
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From: Jordan Hubbard <jkh@winston.osd.bsdi.com>
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> Ok.  Any suggestions on a naming scheme?  I'm all for /dev/hd01a /dev/hd01b
> etc. (arg-- linux again, I hang my head in shame)

Well, I don't think you'll get anywhere by renaming the devices or
changing the conventions we already have, you simply need to
consolidate the fdisk/disklabel process.  You can do that without
going to a Linux naming format. :)

- Jordan


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