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> So running
> 
> 	ls -l /dev | grep '^b'
> 
> gives no output ?

I'll check and see - initially I did a "./MAKEDEV *" and then
the first time I had problems after that I tried a "./MAKEDEV all".
I think the two of these should have replaced all the old devices?

I still had problems after that, which went away when I changed
wd to ad in fstab. I can't be 100% certain zapped the old /dev
before I made this change, but I'll check this evening.

	David.


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