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RE: Minlabel
- From: "Champigny, Michael" <Michael Champigny compaq com>
- To: "'axp-list redhat com'" <axp-list redhat com>
- Subject: RE: Minlabel
- Date: Tue, 21 Sep 1999 14:19:57 -0400
>NOT required in alphalinux. And beware some people have pointed out that
>going to the last cylinder might lead to data corruption by turnover (I
>do not recall whether this affects "fdisk -b" and minlabel as well).
>Stars in the cylinder column indicate that partitions do not end at
>cylinder boundaries (simply recalculate right sizes from the given
>information about the sector mapping).
That's very interesting. I've gone out of my way to eliminate the stars
in the offset column on a 1.28GB drive. I've certaintly included the
last cylinder in my partitioning scheme. Could it be I'm spilling over
onto the beginning of the disk? Hmmm...maybe I could could scale back
the last partition an little and try again. I have no problem with
minlabel/copyboot, and I successfully get to aboot. The problem is,
I can't get aboot to load a kernel. :-(
I also take it that it doesn't matter what type the initial partition is?
I've tried both "boot" and "ext2" for the boot partition and it made
no difference.
/Michael
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