Help -- replaced primary disk, but cannot access 2nd disk

[Barton A. Fisk]

In article <PABLO.90Aug19191521 at mrspoc.Transact.COM>, pablo at mrspoc.Transact.COM (Pablo Sanchez) writes:
> Hi,
> 
> 	I spent this lovely weekend replacing our primary disk on an Everex
> 386/25.  The problem is that when I try to mount the two partitions on the
> second disk I get a mount error:
> 
> 	mount: cannot access special file
> 	mount: No such device or address
> 
Unless it's changed, it used to be:

1. cd /
2. fixperm -c -dHD1 /etc/inst.perms
3. fdisk -f /dev/rhd10
4. Write down numbers of partitions that contain Xenix
5. exit fdisk
6. divvy -b 1 -c 1 -p 1 -v <partition number>        
7. name all divisions you wish to preserve (ie. /u /usr2 etc.)
8. quit divvy
9. i to install table
10. mount should now work
11. mkdev fs /dev/devicename /directory

I think this should all be documented in your release notes, so check
me on this incase I had a memory lapse.

Bart
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