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Subject: Current GBDE Problems
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I upgraded source on the current branch a few days ago and havn't been 
able to get GBDE to work nicely since. I'm running two separate GBDE 
devices, one 8MB memory disk, and one 1.2TB hardware raid 5 array, 
neither of which can I now get to mount.

When I initialize a new disk on startup for the memory disk, and then 
mount and newfs the disk, I get a "cg 0: bad magic number" error. When 
I try to attach my existing raid 5 array using gbde attach /dev/twed0 
-l I get success but then upon mount /dev/twed0.bde I receive the 
error: "mount: dev/twed0.bde: Input/output error"

Furthermore, when I tried to fsck -t UFS /dev/twed0.bde I recieved:
** /dev/twed0.bde

CANNOT SEEK BLK: XXXXXXXXXX
CONTINUE? [yn] n

Anyone have any ideas? I can't figure out what could be wrong.

-John