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Date: Sun, 11 Feb 1996 19:41:13 -0600
From: Jason Gilbert <jason@scott.net>
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Subject: Nevermind:  Can't mount /usr or /var
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Sorry to waste the bandwidth.  I fixed the problem.
I guess I should think more first rather than jumping to ask for help.

I found that the /dev/wd1s1f, etc. did not in fact exist.  I believe I
created the problem by doing a MAKEDEV all.  This is not a thing to do.
Besides, messing up everything, I now have a plethera of unnecessary
devices.  Is there a good way to clean that sort of thing up??

Sorry,

jason