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From: Thomas Dean <tomdean@ix.netcom.com>
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Does this mean that /dev will be cleaned in the future to remove the
offending device names?  Everything that I have tried, like disklabel
accept /dev/sd1 and /dev/sd1s1c.  disklabel gives (proper?) different
information for different arguments.

I have:

/dev/sd1        /dev/sd1e       /dev/sd1s1a     /dev/sd1s1f     /dev/sd1s4
/dev/sd1a       /dev/sd1f       /dev/sd1s1b     /dev/sd1s1g
/dev/sd1b       /dev/sd1g       /dev/sd1s1c     /dev/sd1s1h
/dev/sd1c       /dev/sd1h       /dev/sd1s1d     /dev/sd1s2
/dev/sd1d       /dev/sd1s1      /dev/sd1s1e     /dev/sd1s3

If I only had sd1s[a-h] then it would be less confusing.

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